Burden of Proof

Indian Evidence Act (IEA) 1872

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Section 114 of Evidence Act provides for certain

presumption of facts

rebuttable presumptions of law

irrebuttable presumptions of law

presumption of facts & law both.

- Option 1: Presumption of Facts

- Section 114 of the Evidence Act allows courts to presume certain facts based on common sense and experience.

- These are not mandatory presumptions and can be rebutted by evidence to the contrary.

- Correct Answer: Option 1

- Option 2: Rebuttable Presumptions of Law

- These are legal presumptions that can be challenged and disproved with evidence.

- Not what Section 114 primarily deals with.

- Option 3: Irrebuttable Presumptions of Law

- These are legal conclusions that cannot be rebutted or disproved.

- Not relevant to Section 114.

- Option 4: Presumption of Facts & Law Both

- Involves a mix of factual and legal presumptions.

- Section 114 specifically pertains to presumption of facts.