10 most important illustration-based MCQs from the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
10 more important illustration-based MCQs from the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, covering areas such as electronic evidence, estoppel, documentary proof, and examination of witnesses — ideal for Judicial Services Exam revision.
⚖️ Illustration-Based MCQs (Part 2: Questions 21–30)
💻 Section 39 – Expert Opinion (including electronic evidence)
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A document’s authorship is in question. A comparison is made with another known document of A. This is:
A. Inadmissible
B. Relevant opinion of layperson
C. Expert opinion admissible under Section 39
D. Only relevant if both parties agree
✅ Answer: C
🧑💼 Section 45 – Grounds of Opinion
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An expert gives opinion on a cause of death and narrates experiments conducted. This is:
A. Hearsay
B. Irrelevant unless certified
C. Relevant as grounds of expert opinion
D. Inadmissible unless peer-reviewed
✅ Answer: C
🖋️ Section 66 – Proof of Electronic Signature
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Certifying Authority's opinion about electronic signature is:
A. Irrelevant unless given in writing
B. Only relevant in civil cases
C. Relevant under Section 66(2)
D. Not admissible unless supported by expert
✅ Answer: C
🏛️ Section 74 – Public and Private Documents
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A birth certificate issued by Municipal Corporation is:
A. Private document
B. Not admissible
C. Public document
D. Secondary evidence
✅ Answer: C
📄 Section 78 – Presumption of Genuineness
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A certified copy of a registered sale deed, 30 years old and from proper custody, is presumed genuine. This is based on:
A. Section 75
B. Section 92
C. Section 78
D. Section 84
✅ Answer: C
🧠 Section 121 – Estoppel
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A tenant cannot deny the landlord’s title during tenancy due to:
A. Presumption of law
B. Estoppel under Section 122
C. Admission
D. Absence of contract
✅ Answer: B
📢 Section 140 – Order of Witness Examination
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Witnesses in a civil trial are to be examined in which order?
A. Cross → Re-exam → Chief
B. Chief → Cross → Re-exam
C. Judge Decides Order
D. As per counsel’s choice
✅ Answer: B
🧾 Section 159 – Corroboration by Former Statements
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A witness may be corroborated by:
A. Hearsay evidence
B. Expert testimony
C. His prior consistent statements
D. Prior inconsistent statements
✅ Answer: C
📒 Section 162 – Refreshing Memory
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A witness may refer to a document to refresh memory:
A. Only if made by another person
B. If made contemporaneously or adopted
C. Only if filed in court
D. If certified by a Magistrate
✅ Answer: B
👩⚖️ Section 168 – Judge’s Power to Question
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A judge may question a witness directly to:
A. Intimidate
B. Test memory
C. Clarify doubts
D. Cross-examine
✅ Answer: C
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