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    The document contains 12 practice questions for an evidence law exam, asking about key concepts in Indian evidence law including the definition of evidence, different types of evidence, principles of evidence, the meaning of terms like "proved" and "not proved", the scope of the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 and whether it applies to arbitrators and affidavits, the definition of a "court" under the Act, judicial and non-judicial proceedings, the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence, whether circumstantial evidence alone can be the basis for conviction, and definitions for "may presume", "shall presume", and "conclusive proof" as used in the Indian Evidence Act.

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    The document contains 12 practice questions for an evidence law exam, asking about key concepts in Indian evidence law including the definition of evidence, different types of evidence, principles of evidence, the meaning of terms like "proved" and "not proved", the scope of the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 and whether it applies to arbitrators and affidavits, the definition of a "court" under the Act, judicial and non-judicial proceedings, the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence, whether circumstantial evidence alone can be the basis for conviction, and definitions for "may presume", "shall presume", and "conclusive proof" as used in the Indian Evidence Act.

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    Evidence Answer Writing (Mains) Practice

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    PRACTICE QUESTIONS: MAINS

    1. Write a brief note on the law of Evidence and state the principles of law

    of evidence.

    2. Explain the terms “proved”, “disproved” and “not proved”.

    3. The law of Evidence is the Lex fori which governs the court. Discuss

    4. Discuss the scope of Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Whether the Indian

    Evidence Act applies to Arbitrators & Affidavits?

    5. Define Evidence and explain different kinds of Evidences under the Indian

    Evidence Act.

    6. What are the salient features of Indian Evidence Act?

    7. What is the meaning of “Court” under the Evidence Act?

    8. What are judicial and non-judicial proceedings under Evidence Act?

    9. Differentiate between direct and circumstantial evidence.

    10.Can circumstantial evidence be basis of sole conviction. Explain the scope

    of circumstantial evidence with the help of various case laws.


    11.Differentiate between proof and evidence.

    12.Define the concepts “may presume”, “shall presume” and “conclusive

    proof” as envisaged under the Indian Evidence Act.

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