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Judge Advocate General | JAG 28th Course: Application Open

Judgement as conclusive proof | A sues B for trespass on his land…Is the existence of decree in favour of the defendant (C), in a suit by A against C for a trespass on the same land…relevant or conclusive proof that right of way exists?

A prosecutes B for stealing a cow from him. B is convicted. The cow had been sold by B to C. A brings a suit against C for recovery of the cow and produces the judgment against B in support of his claim. Is the judgment relevant? Give reasons for your answer.

A prosecutes B for adultery with C, A’s wife…court convicts B for adultery…C is prosecuted for bigamy in marrying B during A’s lifetime. C pleads that she was never the wife of A. Is the judgment against B in the former case relevant against C in the latter case?

National e-Conference on A Governing Judiciary: To Be or Not To Be | Saroj Lalji Mehrotra Centre of Legal Studies | 29th & 30th October, 2021

No fact of which the court will take judicial notice need be proved.” Critically examine this statement and state the facts of which the court must take judicial notice.

Explain fully with the illustration that “oral evidence must in all cases be direct.”

What do you mean by Hearsay Evidence? Why is such evidence generally not admitted? State the exceptions, if any.

Define and distinguish between primary and secondary evidence. Under what circumstances is secondary evidence admissible in place of primary evidence?

Proving a Will | The plaintiff filed a suit for partition of a property basing his right under a registered will and produced a certified copy of the Will (Ex. A/1) will the plaint. Dispose of the argument of the defendant by an order.

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