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Which of the following is true of Section 57, Indian Evidence Act?
Part I of the Act deals with what facts may, and what facts may not, be proved in a civil and criminal case
Part II deals with the question of what sort of evidence must be given of a fact which has to be proved
Part III shows the manner in which a fact in issue or relevant fact must be proved
all of them
- Option 1: This is correct. Part I of the Indian Evidence Act deals with what facts are admissible (what may or may not be proved) in both civil and criminal cases.
- Option 2: This is correct. Part II deals with the type of evidence required to prove the facts that need to be established.
- Option 3: This is correct. Part III is about the process or manner of proving the relevant facts or facts in issue.
- Option 4: all of them—This is the right choice as all above statements correctly describe the parts of the Evidence Act related to proof and relevance of facts.
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