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    The document discusses a law of evidence exam from an Indian law school. It provides five units of questions on topics like different types of evidence, admissions vs confessions, secondary evidence and presumptions of fact. Short answer questions test understanding of specific cases and scenarios related to evidence law.

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    The passage discusses the structure and content of the Sixth Semester examination for the Three Year LL.B. Degree. It covers five units relating to the Law of Evidence and includes sample questions and answers.

    The passage mentions admission and confession as two kinds of evidence. Admission is a statement by the accused which suggests any inference as to a relevant fact, while confession is an admission made by a person charged with an offence, stating or suggesting the inference that he committed that offence.

    The passage states that Section 60-75 of the Indian Evidence Act relate to facts which need not be proved, such as facts of which the courts must take judicial notice or facts admitted by parties to a case.

    0601

    *0601*

    Sixth Semester of Three Year LL.B. Degree Examination, June/July 2012


    LAW OF EVIDENCE
    Duration : 3 Hours

    Max. Marks : 100

    Instructions : 1. Answer all five Questions.


    2. One essay type and one short note question or problem
    from each unit have to be attempted, which is referred as
    part (a) and (b) in all the units.
    3. Figures to the right indicate marks.
    4. Answers should be written either in English or Kannada
    completely.
    UNIT I
    Q. No. 1. (a) What is evidence ? State different kinds of evidence.

    Marks : 15

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    OR/A
    Define admission and point out the differences between
    admission and confession.

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    W b.
    (b) A is tried for the murder of B by poisoning. Is the fact, that
    before the death of B, A procured poison similar to that which
    was administered to B relevant ?

    Marks : 5

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    Jw. "' PR AW Q
    "A' v
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    ?
    OR/A
    The question is whether a horse sold by A to B is sound.
    A says to B go and ask C, C knows all about it. When
    asked by B, C says that the horse is not sound. Is the
    statement made by C admissable in evidence ?

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    P X G "P ' . "P ' P
    QX PW ?
    P.T.O.

    0601

    -2-

    *0601*

    UNIT II
    Q. No. 2. (a) State the provisions of Indian Evidence Act relating to facts
    which need not be proved.

    Marks : 15

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    WWW or EW .
    OR/A
    Explain the circumstance in which judgements of court become
    relevant.

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    (b) A is accused of theft. During the police custody he indicated
    the place where the stolen goods were hidden and the police
    recovered those goods. Can this information be used against A ?

    Marks : 5

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    W AvXor WY A X A B W

    w
    Pw. D P "A' EX ?
    OR/A
    The question is whether A was the legitimate son of B ? Is
    the fact A was always treated as such by the members of the
    family relevant ?

    "A' "' W ? G
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    UNIT III
    Q. No. 3. (a) What do you mean by Secondary Evidence ? State the
    circumstances in which secondary evidence may be given.

    P$ G ? W P$
    v G .
    OR/A
    Define presumptions and explain presumptions as to ancient
    documents.

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    C .

    Marks : 15

    *0601*

    -3-

    (b) Write a note on public documents.

    0601
    Marks : 5

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    OR/A
    Write a note on Hearsay evidence.

    P QW WY q~ .
    UNIT IV
    Q. No. 4. (a) Explain the provisions of Indian Evidence Act relating to Burden
    of proof.

    Marks : 15

    g WY P$ A EW
    .
    OR/A
    Court may presume existence of certain facts. Discuss.

    P WW CP WY v.
    ab.
    (b) A has declared the value of goods as Rs. 500/- at the time of
    consignment. On loss of goods, he is claiming the value of
    goods much more than Rs. 500/-. Can he be allowed to take
    this stand ?

    PW W~PW PW "A' AW
    500 W . P W, A AW
    500 WX ac . "A' W A
    AP ?
    OR/A
    Promissory Estoppel.

    B .

    Marks : 5

    0601

    -4-

    *0601*

    UNIT V
    Q. No. 5. (a) Explain the provisions of Indian Evidence Act relating to
    competency of witnesses.

    Marks : 15

    QW P P$ A C
    EW .
    OR/A
    What are leading questions ? When they can be asked ?

    E aP W ? AW W P ?
    (b) A a client says to B an attorney I have committed murder of
    C and I wish you to defend me. Can this communication be
    disclosed by an attorney ?

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    w QP '' G
    . D P Pq ?
    OR/A
    Impeaching the credit of witness.

    Q W PR .
    ________________

    Marks : 5

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