Primary and secondary evidence — MCQs

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1. The term “Evidence” is derived from the Latin word:





2. The Latin word “Evidere” means:





3. Evidence can broadly be classified into:





4. Statements made before the court by witnesses relating to facts under inquiry are called:





5. Documents including electronic records produced for inspection of the court are called:





6. Documentary evidence is further divided into:





7. Primary evidence refers to:





8. Primary evidence is defined under which section of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?





9. Primary evidence is considered:





10. If a document consists of several parts, then:





11. Copies of a common original document are considered:





12. Which of the following is an example of primary evidence?





13. Secondary evidence is defined under:





14. Secondary evidence is used:





15. Certified copies of documents are considered:





16. Copies made from the original ensuring accuracy are:





17. Copies compared with the original document are considered:





18. Counterparts of documents against parties who did not execute them are:





19. Oral account of the contents of a document by a person who has seen it is:





20. Secondary evidence can be admitted only:





21. In J. Yashoda v. Smt. K. Shobha Rani (2007) the Supreme Court held that:





22. In H. Siddiqui vs A. Ramalingam (2011) the court held that:





23. According to Rakesh Mohindra v. Anita Beri (2016) secondary evidence can be produced when:





24. The Supreme Court in Chandra v. M. Thangamuthu (2010) held that:





25. Documentary evidence includes:





26. A document means:





27. To prove a document generally:





28. Notarization of documents means:





29. Attestation means:





30. Affidavit is:





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