Match the following statements with the correct provision of the Evidence Act –

(i) As to a certified copy of any judicial record of a foreign country, certified by a representative of Her Majesty or of the Central govt., the court may presume that it is genuine and accurate.

(A) Section 88 (ii) As to a document called for and not produced after notice to produce, the court shall presume that it was duly attested, stamped and executed.

(B) Section 86 (iii) As to any book to which the court may refer on a matter of public or general interest and any published chart or map produced for its inspection, the court may presume that it was written and published by the persons, and at the time and place, by whom or at which it purports to have been written or published.

(C) Section 89 (iv) As to a message forwarded from a telegraph office, the court may presume that it corresponds with the message for transmission at the office from which it purports to be sent.

(D) Section 87