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Documents which are not covered under section 74 of Evidence Act are called:
semi-public documents
quasi-public documents
private documents
all the above.
Let’s break it down:
- Section 74 of the Indian Evidence Act defines public documents—like records from government bodies or official acts.
- Any document not included under this section is basically called a private document.
- Option 1, "semi-public documents," and Option 2, "quasi-public documents," aren't actual legal terms under the Evidence Act. You won't find those categories in the law—they're more like made-up names.
- Option 3, "private documents," is the correct term. Anything not public under Section 74 falls here.
- Option 4, "all the above," can’t be right, because only Option 3 makes legal sense.
So, here’s the answer:
Option 3 - private documents is correct.
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