Q1: 1. In which section of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is the provision related to evidence of terms of contracts, grants, and other dispositions of property reduced to form of document?

• A) A) Section 91
• B) B) Section 92
• C) C) Section 93
• D) D) Section 94

Q2: 2. What type of documents are covered under Section 91 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Contracts
• B) B) Grants
• C) C) Property dispositions
• D) D) All of the above

Q3: 3. Which of the following is NOT a requirement for admissibility of evidence under Section 91?

• A) A) The terms must be reduced to writing
• B) B) The document must be signed by all parties
• C) C) The document must be relevant to the case
• D) D) The document must be legally enforceable

Q4: 4. What happens if a document is not produced as required under Section 91 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) The document is considered inadmissible
• B) B) The document can be substituted with oral evidence
• C) C) The case is dismissed
• D) D) The document is automatically accepted as true

Q5: 5. Under Section 91, what is the purpose of requiring documents to be produced as evidence?

• A) A) To ensure transparency in legal proceedings
• B) B) To prevent fraud and fabrication of evidence
• C) C) To make the court process more lengthy
• D) D) To give an advantage to one party over the other

Q6: 6. In a real estate dispute, if a property sale agreement is not produced in court as required under Section 91, what could be the implication?

• A) A) The court may dismiss the case
• B) B) Oral evidence of the agreement may be accepted
• C) C) The property automatically goes to the seller
• D) D) The buyer loses all rights to the property

Q7: 7. Which of the following is an example of a disposition of property that must be evidenced by a document under Section 91?

• A) A) Lease agreement
• B) B) Verbal promise to gift a car
• C) C) Handwritten note about a loan
• D) D) Verbal agreement to sell a painting

Q8: 8. What is the significance of requiring terms of contracts and property dispositions to be reduced to writing under Section 91?

• A) A) To ensure authenticity and clarity
• B) B) To complicate legal proceedings
• C) C) To benefit only one party in a dispute
• D) D) To increase court expenses

Q9: 9. If a document is produced under Section 91 but its authenticity is questioned, what can the court do?

• A) A) Ignore the document completely
• B) B) Order a handwriting analysis
• C) C) Automatically accept the document as true
• D) D) Dismiss the case

Q10: 10. Which of the following statements is true regarding evidence of terms of contracts under Section 91?

• A) A) Only original documents are admissible
• B) B) Photocopies and scanned copies are not accepted
• C) C) Copies of documents are admissible if the original is lost
• D) D) Documents need to be notarized to be admissible

Q11: 11. In a dispute over a land lease agreement, if the lease document is missing but both parties agree on the terms, can oral evidence be accepted under Section 91?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only if the court allows it
• D) D) Only if both parties are present in court

Q12: 12. Under Section 91, what is the rationale behind excluding oral evidence when there is a written document?

• A) A) To speed up legal proceedings
• B) B) To avoid conflicting evidence
• C) C) To give an advantage to one party
• D) D) To make the process more complicated

Q13: 13. If a document is produced in court under Section 91 but it is in a language not understood by the court, what can be done?

• A) A) The document is considered inadmissible
• B) B) The court can appoint a translator
• C) C) The case is dismissed
• D) D) The document is automatically accepted as true

Q14: 14. Which of the following is NOT considered a document under Section 91 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Email
• B) B) Text message
• C) C) Video recording
• D) D) Handwritten letter

Q15: 15. In a dispute over a business contract, if the written agreement is missing key terms, can oral evidence be used to fill in the gaps under Section 91?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the court's permission
• D) D) Only if both parties agree

Q16: 16. What is the general rule regarding the admissibility of documents under Section 91 in Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Documents are always admissible
• B) B) Only original documents are admissible
• C) C) Copies of documents are admissible under certain conditions
• D) D) Documents are never admissible

Q17: 17. If a document is produced under Section 91 but it is found to be forged, what action can the court take?

• A) A) Accept the document as true
• B) B) Dismiss the case
• C) C) Order an investigation
• D) D) Ignore the document completely

Q18: 18. Which of the following scenarios would NOT require a document to be produced under Section 91?

• A) A) Dispute over a property sale agreement
• B) B) Claim of verbal promise to gift jewelry
• C) C) Lease agreement for a commercial property
• D) D) Grant of land for development project

Q19: 19. What is the purpose of Section 91 in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) To complicate legal proceedings
• B) B) To exclude relevant evidence
• C) C) To ensure written evidence is produced
• D) D) To speed up court cases

Q20: 20. If a document is produced under Section 91 and one party objects to its admissibility, what can the court do?

• A) A) Accept the document without further scrutiny
• B) B) Dismiss the objection and continue with the document
• C) C) Conduct a hearing to determine admissibility
• D) D) Automatically exclude the document from evidence

Q21: 21. In a case involving a disputed will, if the original will document is missing but a photocopy is available, can the photocopy be admitted as evidence under Section 91?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the court's permission
• D) D) Only if both parties agree

Q22: 22. If a document under Section 91 is written in a code that needs deciphering, what steps can the court take?

• A) A) Dismiss the document as inadmissible
• B) B) Require the party to provide a translation
• C) C) Order an expert to decode the document
• D) D) Automatically accept the document as true

Q23: 23. Which of the following documents would NOT fall under the scope of Section 91 in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

• A) A) Sale deed for a property
• B) B) Rental agreement for a car
• C) C) Gift deed for a piece of jewelry
• D) D) Loan agreement between friends

Q24: 24. In a case where a document is produced under Section 91 but the other party claims it is incomplete, what can the court do?

• A) A) Dismiss the case
• B) B) Allow the document to be supplemented with additional evidence
• C) C) Accept the document as is
• D) D) Ignore the document completely

Q25: 25. If a document under Section 91 is produced but it is illegible or damaged, what options are available to make it admissible?

• A) A) The document is automatically accepted as true
• B) B) The court can request a clearer copy
• C) C) The party must testify to the contents of the document
• D) D) The document is considered inadmissible