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1. In which one of the following cases did the Supreme Court rule that the power of judicial review vested in the High Courts in respect of the decisions given by the Service Tribunals cannot be ousted or excluded even by a Constitutional Amendment?

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(a) High Court of Judicaature at Bombay v. Shirish Kumar

24%

(b) Sampath Kumar v. Union of India

35%

(c) L. Chandra Kumar v. Union of India

29%

(d) All India Judges Association v. Union of India

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10. Palvinder Kaur v. State of Punjab is related to which of the following?

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(a) Leading Question

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(b) Secondary Evidence

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(c) Confession

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(d) Admission

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9. Communication made ‘without prejudice’ are protected

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(a) Under Section 21 of Evidence Act

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(b) Under Section 24 of Evidence Act

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(c) Under Section 23 of Evidence Act

5%

(d) Under Section 22 of Evidence Act

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8. When a person makes an admission upon a condition that evidence of it shall not be given, it cannot be proved against him. This is laid down in

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(a) Section 24

37%

(b) Section 21

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(c) Section 22

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(d) Section 23

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7. Which of the following section of Indian Evidence Act does not deal with criminal matters?

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(a) Section 25

57%

(b) Section 23

24%

(c) Section 53

5%

(d) Section 30

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6. Which Section of Indian Evidence Act has been amended in 2000, for admissions of electronic records?

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(a) Section 107

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(b) Section 22A

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(c) Section 51

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(d) Section 46

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5. Which one of the following statement is true? Admissions are

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(a) conclusive proof of the matter admitted

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(b) not conclusive proof of matter but may operate as estoppels certain provisions of the Ev. Act

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(c) not conclusive proof of the matter

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(d) None of the Above

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4. Which one of the following statements is correct?
Admission is acknowledging any right of liability under civil law, made

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(a) orally before a judicial authority

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(b) in writing before a notary

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(c) by conduct and document, as well as orally, but not in electronic form

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(d) by conduct, orally, or in writing or contained in electronic form

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3. Which of the following Sections of the Indian Evidence Act deals with the relevancy of admission and confessions?

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(a) Section 6 –16

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(b) Section 17 – 31

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(c) Section 32 – 33

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(d) Section 34 – 39

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2. Facts not otherwise relevant become relevant if they are inconsistent or makes highly probable or improbable any fact-in-issue or a relevant fact

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(a) Cannot be relevant

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(b) Relevant Under Section 11 of Evidence Act

25%

(c) Relevant Under Section 9 of Evidence Act

6%

(d) Relevant Under Section 7 of Evidence Act

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