Explanation:

- The law of evidence refers to the rules and legal principles that govern the proof of facts in a legal proceeding.

- Option 1: Lex talionis

- An ancient law of retribution; "eye for an eye" principle.

- Option 2: Lex fori

- Refers to the law of the forum or court in which a legal action is brought.

- It governs procedural matters, including evidence.

- Correct Answer: Lex fori governs the law of evidence in the court.

- Option 3: Lex loci solutionis

- Pertains to the law of the place where a contractual obligation is to be performed.

- Option 4: Lex situs

- Applies to the law of the location where property is situated.