ADMISSION

1- Admission:
a) Must be oral
b) Must be in writing
c)Can be either in writing or oral
d)Must be oral or in writing

2- Mark the Incorrect statement:

(a) Admissions must be examined as a whole and not in parts.
(b) Admissions bind the maker in so far as it relates to facts.
(c) Admissions bind the maker in so far as it relates to facts or
question of law.
(d) None of the above.

3- Which of the following statements Is correct?

(a) Admissions could be oral only.
(b) Admissions could be documentary only.
(c) Admissions could be oral or documentary.
(d) Admissions are conclusive proof of the matters admitted.

4- Mark the Incorrect statement:

(a) It is necessary that to be relevant an admission must accept
liability in toto.
(b) Active or passive conduct may in circumstances become
evidence of an admission.
(c) Silence may amount to admission in certain situations.
(d) Admissions could be proved by the witness who has heard
them.

5- Admissions by agents are:'

a) Always admissible in civil proceedings.
b) Admissible in civil proceedings only if the agent has the
authority to make admissions.
c) Not admissible in criminal proceedings. (d) Both (b) and (c).

6- Which of the following admission Is no evidence?

a) An admission by one of the several defendants in a suit
against another defendant.
b) An admission by guardian ad litem against a minor.
c) An acknowledgment of a debt by a partner against the firm.
d) Both (a) and (b).
7- Which of the following admission Is no evidence?
(a) Admission of fact made by a pleader in court, on behalf of his
client.
(b) Admission on a point of law made by a pleader in court, on behalf
of his client.
(c) Both (a) and (b).
(d) None of the above.

8- Which section is based on the principle that where the right or liability of
a party to a suit depends upon the liability of a third person, any
statement by that third person about his liability is an admission against
the parties?
(a) Sec. 17.
(b) Sec. 18.
(c) Sec. 19.
(d) Sec. 20

9- Admissions of a third person are also receivable in evidence under which

section of the Evidence Act?
a- Sec. 18.
b- Sec. 19.
c- Sec. 20.
d- Sec. 21.

10- The question Is, whether a horse sold by A to B Is sound; A says to B -

“Go and ask C, C knows all about It”. C's statement Is:
a- An admission.
b- Not an admission.
c- A confession.
d- A presumption.

11- An admission is evidence against the party who had made the admission
and It can be proved only against him. Admissions cannot be proved by,
or on behalf of, the person who makes them. Which of the following Is an
exception to this general rule?
(a) Dying declaration.
(b) Statements as to his state of body or of mind.
(c) Statement sought to be used in evidence otherwise than as an
admission.
(d) All of the above.

12- Oral admissions as to the contents of a document are relevant under which
section of the Evidence Act?
a) Sec. 21.
b) Sec. 22.
c) Sec. 23.
d) Sec. 24.
13- When a person makes an admission without prejudice l.e. upon the condition
that the evidence of It shall not be given, it cannot be proved against him. This
Is laid down in:
(a) Sec. 21.
(b) Sec. 22.
(c) Sec. 23.
(d) Sec. 24.

14- Sec. 23 Is not applicable to:

(a) Civil cases.
(b) Criminal cases.
(c) Certain instances under Sec. 126, Evidence Act.
(d) Both (b) and (c).

15- Admissions are:

(a) Conclusive proof.
(b) May operate as estoppels.
(c) Always irrelevant.
(d) None of the above.

16- Mark the Incorrect statement:

(a) Admissions are of the nature of original evidence.
(b) An admission is substantive evidence of the fact admitted and the
admissions duly proved are admissible.
(c) An admission in an earlier suit is relevant evidence against the
plaintiff.
(d) None of the above.

17- Which of the following statements is correct?

a- Admissions could be oral only
b- Admissions could be documentary only
c- Admissions could be oral or documentary
d- Admissions are conclusive proof of the matters admitted

18- Which one of the following statements is correct? Admission is

acknowledging any right of liability under civil law, made
a- orally before a judicial authority
b- in writing before a notary
c- by conduct and document, as well as orally, but not in electronic form
d- by conduct, orally, or in writing or contained in electronic form

19- Which one of the following sections of the Indian Evidence Act defines
admission?
a) Section 16
b) Section 17
c) Section 15
d) Section 18
20- An admission under Section 17 of the Indian Evidence Act is—
a- Only an oral statement
b- Only a documentary statement
c- An oral, documentary or a statement contained in electronic form
d- None of the above.

21- Under the Provisions of the Indian Evidence Act

a- admissions and confessions have the same meaning
b- admissions and confessions are the different meaning
c- admissions are a matter in a criminal trial
d- confessions are a matter in a civil trial

22- Which one of the following statements is true? Admissions are

a- conclusive proof of the matter admitted
b- not conclusive proof of the matter but may operate as estoppels under
certain provisions of the Evidence Act
c- conclusive proof of the matter admitted and always operate as estoppels
d- not conclusive proof of the matter

23- Which of the following statements is correct?

(a) Admissions may be oral or documentary or contained in an electronic form
(b) Admissions is by documentary proof only
(c) Admissions are conclusive proof of the matters admitted
(d) Admissions include admission by conduct

24- 'Admission' according to the Indian Evidence Act includes statement made

1. expressly referred person.

2. agent of a party to proceeding authorized to make the statement.
3. person whose liability must be proved.
4. person from whom the party derived his interest in the subject matter. Select
the correct answer using the code given below:
(a) 1, 2, 3 and 4
(b) 1, 2 and 3 only
(c) 2, 3, and 4 only
(d) 1 and 4 only

25- Who can make an admission under Indian Evidence Act?

a- Witness to a Proceeding
b- A Party to Proceeding
c- A Third Party
d- The Court
26- Give the correct answer— "All the admissions are confessions but all the
confessions are not admissions."
(a) The statement is correct
(b) The statement is incorrect
(c) The statement is partly correct and partly incorrect
(d) All the above statements are incorrect

27- Admission by agents are-

(a) Admissible in civil proceedings only if the agent has the authority to
make admissions
(b) Admissible in civil proceedings under all circumstances
(c) Never admissible in criminal proceedings
(d) Both (a) and (c)

28- Admissions bind the maker in so far as it relates to

a- Facts
b- question of law
c- both question of facts and of law
d- neither (a) nor (b)

29- Term 'admission' in The Indian Evidence Act involves

a- Consent
b- Agreement
c- Submission
d- None of the above

30- Admission means

a. statement made before Court
b. statement made in a document
c. statement suggesting inference as to any fact in issue
d. none of the above

31- If an accused voluntarily consents for brain mapping and narco-analysis, then
such information is relevant under which Section of Evidence Act?
a- Section 7
b- Section 17
c- Section 27
d- Section 30

32- Which one cannot make admission?

a- Agent of parties
b- Person from whom parties have derived interest
c- Admission by co-defendant
d- Those persons who have been made umpires by parties to the case
33- What is evidentiary value of admission?
a- Unimportant
 b- Conclusive proof
c- As estoppel
d- Binding.

34- Admissions are—-

a) Not conclusive proof of the matters admitted
b) Conclusive proof of the matters admitted
c) Not to operate as estoppel
d) Of no value.

35- Which of the following admission is no evidence –

a- an admission by one of the sever defendants in a suit against
defendant.
b- an admission by a guardian ad lit against a minor.
c- an admission by one of the parties: of a firm against the firm or of the
partners.
d- only (a) and (b)

36- "All the admissions are confessions but: all the confessions are not
admissions.".
(a) The statement is correct
(b) The statement is incorrect
(c) The statement is partly correct and partly incorrect
(d) All the above statements incorrect

37- Which of the following statements is correct?

(a) Admissions may be oral or documentary or contained in an electronic form
(b) Admissions is by documentary proof only
(c) Admissions are conclusive proof of the matters admitted
(d) Admissions include admission by conduct

38- Which of the following statements is not correct regarding 'admission' under
section 17 of Indian Evidence Act?
a- Admission operates as waiver of proof
b- Admission is a statement which is necessarily against one's own
interest
c- A statement which suggests some inference as to fact-in-issue or
relevant fact, may be admission
d- It is generally irrelevant as to whom an admission is made.

39- Admission can be: —

a- formal only
b- informal only
c- either formal or informal
d- none of these
 40- Propositions under Evidence Act are
I- Statement is a genus, admission is a species & confession is a sub species.
II- Statement & admission are species & confession is a sub species.
III- Statement & admission are genus & confession is a species.
In this context which of the following is correct
a) I is correct, II & III are incorrect
b) I & II are correct & III is incorrect
c) II & III are correct & I is incorrect
d) III is correct & I & II are incorrect.