Solved Question Paper of MP Civil Judge Pre Exam 1998

41. A relevant confession will become irrelevant when

( A ) Made to a police officer 25

( B ) Made under a promise of secrecy

( C ) When the accused was drunk

( D ) In consequence of a deception practised on the accused

42. Admissions are Basic Medule Te

( A ) Conclusive proof

( B ) May operate as estoppels

( C ) Always irrelevant

( D ) None of the above

43. A agrees , in writing , to sell a horse to B for Rs . 1,000 or Rs . 1,500 . To show which price was to be given

( A ) Oral evidence can be given

( B ) Antecedents of the parties are to be seen

( C ) Oral evidence cannot be given

( D ) None of the above

44. A is charged with travelling on a railway without a ticket . The burden of proving that A had a ticket is on

( A )Ticket – checker

( B ) Railway

( C ) ‘ A ‘

( D ) Prosecution

45. What is provision about an ‘ Accomplice ‘ ?

( A ) He is not a competent witness

( B ) His evidence is irrelevant

( C ) His evidence should be believed blindly

( D ) His evidence is relevant under Section 114 and 133 of Evidence Act

46. What number of witnesses will be required for the proof of any fact ?

( A ) No particular number

( B ) At least one eye – witness

( C ) Two witnesses with regard to documents

( D ) One party and one witness

47. Leading question

( A ) May be asked in examination in – chief

( B ) May be asked in cross – examination

( C ) May be asked in re – examination

( D ) Cannot be asked in any circumstances

48. Which is not the main principle that underlles the law of evidence ?

( A ) Evidence must be confined to the matter – in – issue ( 17 )

( B ) Hearsay evidence must not be admitted

( C ) Hearsay evidence must be admitted

( D ) The best evidence must be given in all cases

49. A witness was asked whether he was not dismissed from a post for dishonesty . He denies it . The evidence is offered to show that he was so dismissed for dishonesty to

( A ) The evidence is admissible if it comes from plaintiff side

( B ) The evidence is admissible if it comes . from defendant side every

( C ) The evidence is admissible .

(D) The evidence is inadmissible

50. When a party refuses to produce a document . which he had noticed to produce

( A ) He cannot use the document as evidence without the consent of opposite party or the order of the court

( B ) Objection of opposite party is worthless

( C ) Order of court not necessary

( D ) Document will be deemed to be an admitted document