Q1: 1. In the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Section 34 deals with

• A) A) Expert testimony
• B) B) Hearsay evidence
• C) C) Entries in books of account
• D) D) Character evidence

Q2: 2. According to Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, entries in books of account are presumed to be

• A) A) Inadmissible
• B) B) Irrelevant
• C) C) Admissible as relevant evidence
• D) D) Privileged

Q3: 3. When are entries in books of account considered relevant under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) When they are handwritten
• B) B) When they are maintained in an electronic form
• C) C) When they are hearsay
• D) D) When they are oral statements

Q4: 4. Which of the following is true regarding entries in books of account under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) They are always admissible as conclusive proof
• B) B) They are admissible as relevant evidence unless proven otherwise
• C) C) They are admissible only if certified by a notary
• D) D) They are inadmissible in court

Q5: 5. A company is facing a legal dispute regarding a financial transaction. Which type of evidence can be crucial in this case under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Eyewitness testimony
• B) B) Entries in the company's electronic accounting system
• C) C) Newspaper articles
• D) D) Social media posts

Q6: 6. In a tax evasion case, the tax authorities are relying on entries in the suspect's electronic financial records. This is an example of

• A) A) Hearsay evidence
• B) B) Real evidence
• C) C) Documentary evidence
• D) D) Opinion evidence

Q7: 7. An individual is accused of embezzling funds from their employer. Which type of evidence can the prosecution use to prove the crime under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Audio recordings
• B) B) Video footage
• C) C) Entries in the company's books of account
• D) D) Witness statements

Q8: 8. Under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, entries in books of account are considered

• A) A) Secondary evidence
• B) B) Direct evidence
• C) C) Indirect evidence
• D) D) Circumstantial evidence

Q9: 9. A business is disputing a contract breach with another party. Which type of evidence can help establish the financial transactions related to the contract under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Handwritten notes
• B) B) Entries in the business's electronic accounting system
• C) C) Verbal agreements
• D) D) Email exchanges

Q10: 10. In a fraud case involving electronic transactions, which type of evidence can be crucial for proving the fraudulent activities under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Physical evidence
• B) B) Expert testimony
• C) C) Entries in electronic financial records
• D) D) Character evidence

Q11: 11. A company is accused of manipulating its financial records to inflate profits. Which type of evidence can be used to investigate this under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Witness statements
• B) B) Entries in the company's electronic accounting system
• C) C) Affidavits
• D) D) Social media posts

Q12: 12. During a contract dispute, if one party presents entries from their electronic accounting system as evidence, the court will consider these entries

• A) A) Inadmissible
• B) B) Admissible as relevant evidence
• C) C) Admissible as conclusive proof
• D) D) Irrelevant

Q13: 13. In a case involving a breach of trust, which type of evidence can be used to track financial transactions and account activities under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Text messages
• B) B) Entries in books of account
• C) C) Bank statements
• D) D) Voice recordings

Q14: 14. When can entries in books of account be challenged as relevant evidence under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) When they are maintained in handwritten form
• B) B) When they lack a proper audit trail
• C) C) When they are submitted as secondary evidence
• D) D) When they are presented in chronological order

Q15: 15. An individual is accused of money laundering. Which type of evidence can be crucial in tracing the flow of funds and transactions under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Entries in personal diaries
• B) B) Entries in bank statements
• C) C) Social media posts
• D) D) Verbal agreements

Q16: 16. Under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, entries in books of account are considered reliable because they are

• A) A) Always accurate
• B) B) Presumed to be true unless proven otherwise
• C) C) Privileged information
• D) D) Inadmissible in court

Q17: 17. In a case of suspected financial fraud, entries in electronic accounting systems are considered as

• A) A) Primary evidence
• B) B) Hearsay evidence
• C) C) Circumstantial evidence
• D) D) Direct evidence

Q18: 18. A company is accused of underreporting its income for tax evasion. Which type of evidence can be crucial in proving the manipulation of financial records under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Entries in the company's electronic accounting system
• B) B) Verbal agreements
• C) C) Handwritten notes
• D) D) Newspaper articles

Q19: 19. When can entries in books of account be challenged for their relevancy in court under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) When they are maintained by a certified accountant
• B) B) When they are considered hearsay evidence
• C) C) When they lack authenticity or accuracy
• D) D) When they are handwritten

Q20: 20. A business is accused of fraudulent activities related to its financial transactions. Which type of evidence can be crucial in uncovering the discrepancies under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Social media posts
• B) B) Entries in the business's electronic accounting system
• C) C) Witness statements
• D) D) Video recordings

Q21: 21. In a case involving a breach of contract, entries in books of account can be used to demonstrate

• A) A) Verbal agreements
• B) B) The financial transactions related to the contract
• C) C) Character evidence
• D) D) Expert opinions

Q22: 22. An individual is accused of misappropriating funds from a charitable organization. Which type of evidence can help track the financial movements and transactions under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Entries in personal journals
• B) B) Entries in bank statements
• C) C) Audio recordings
• D) D) Affidavits

Q23: 23. When presenting entries in books of account as evidence in court, it is essential to ensure that

• A) A) The entries are handwritten
• B) B) The entries are certified by a notary
• C) C) The entries are relevant to the case
• D) D) The entries are in chronological order

Q24: 24. A company is involved in a dispute over a loan agreement. Which type of evidence can be instrumental in showing the loan transactions and repayments under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Social media posts
• B) B) Witness statements
• C) C) Entries in the company's electronic accounting system
• D) D) Newspaper articles

Q25: 25. When challenging the relevancy of entries in books of account under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, one must demonstrate that

• A) A) The entries are maintained in an electronic form
• B) B) The entries lack credibility
• C) C) The entries are handwritten
• D) D) The entries are properly authenticated