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    This document contains one question from a larger exam with eight sub-questions. It asks the examinee to explain the following legal terms: (a) fact (b) proved (c) oral evidence (d) onus of proof (e) plea of alibi (f) shall presume (g) relevant fact (h) when admission in civil cases are not relevant. The question is part of a larger exam with short answer and long answer questions on legal topics such as res gestae, types of evidence, confessions, expert opinions, admissibility of confessions, relevance of admissions in Indian law, privileged communications, and the principle of estoppel.

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    This document contains one question from a larger exam with eight sub-questions. It asks the examinee to explain the following legal terms: (a) fact (b) proved (c) oral evidence (d) onus of proof (e) plea of alibi (f) shall presume (g) relevant fact (h) when admission in civil cases are not relevant. The question is part of a larger exam with short answer and long answer questions on legal topics such as res gestae, types of evidence, confessions, expert opinions, admissibility of confessions, relevance of admissions in Indian law, privileged communications, and the principle of estoppel.

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    This document contains one question from a larger exam with eight sub-questions. It asks the examinee to explain the following legal terms: (a) fact (b) proved (c) oral evidence (d) onus of proof (e) plea of alibi (f) shall presume (g) relevant fact (h) when admission in civil cases are not relevant. The question is part of a larger exam with short answer and long answer questions on legal topics such as res gestae, types of evidence, confessions, expert opinions, admissibility of confessions, relevance of admissions in Indian law, privileged communications, and the principle of estoppel.

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    Evidence

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    This document contains one question from a larger exam with eight sub-questions. It asks the examinee to explain the following legal terms: (a) fact (b) proved (c) oral evidence (d) onus of proof (e) plea of alibi (f) shall presume (g) relevant fact (h) when admission in civil cases are not relevant. The question is part of a larger exam with short answer and long answer questions on legal topics such as res gestae, types of evidence, confessions, expert opinions, admissibility of confessions, relevance of admissions in Indian law, privileged communications, and the principle of estoppel.

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    of 4

    Note: This section contains only one question of eight

    sub-questions. All sub-questions are compulsory. Each


    sub question carries 4 marks. Word limit for each

    sub-question is 100 words

    37-7-7 g AT 100 T I
    1. Explain the following

    (a) Fact

    (b) Proved

    (c) Oral Evidence

    (d) Onus of Proof

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    6546/1060 (2)
    Plea of Alibi
    (e)

    (f) Shall Presume

    Relevant Fact
    (g

    not.relevant ?
    civil c a s e s are
    (h) When admission in

    SECTION-B /CS-

    Questions)
    (Short Answer Type

    carries 8
    Each question
    questions.
    two
    Note: Attempt any
    exceed 300 words.
    should not
    marks. Answer

    [P.T.O.]

    6546/1060
    (3)
    2. Discuss "Res Gestae" with the help of suitable examples.

    Explain meaning and kinds of evidence.

    A A confession must be admitted as a whole or not..

    Comment.

    5 when opinion of experts are relevant ? Discuss.

    SECTION-C 3 - F ,

    (Long Answer Type Questions)

    Note: Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 16


    marks. Answer should not exceed 600 words.

    3HTR H97H 600 T aTeyI


    6546/1060 (4
    the confession made by
    Explain the
    conditions in which
    6 while in police custody
    is admissible

    accused person,
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    in evidence

    Indian Evidence
    relevant under
    How far admission a r e
    1
    Act ?

    TTT?
    communications which a witness
    What are privileged
    8 Court of Lawv?
    to disclose before a
    cannot be compelled

    with the help of decided


    the principle of estoppel
    Discuss
    9
    cases.

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    (5)
    6546/1060

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