A medical practitioner witness__________ to take oath before recording evidence?

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1. A medical practitioner witness _____________ to take oath before recording evidence?

   A. Needs B. Not need C. Have discretion D. All of above...

2. Medical Jurisprudence proper, embraces all questions which effect the Civil or Social rights of individuals and injries to the person and bring the medical practitioner into contact with____________ ?

   A. Patient B. Hospitals C. Court D. Law...

3. Medical Jurisprudence proper, embraces all questions which effect the Civil or Social rights of individuals and injries to the person and bring the medical practitioner into contact with_____________?

   A. Patient B. Hospitals C. Court D. Law...

4. Medical certificates of ill health, medical certificate of insanity, medical certificate for death, medico-legal report of injury, post-mortem reports abortion, dying declaration are called_________________?

   A. Oral medical evidence B. Documentary medical evidence C. Both A and B D. None of above...

5. A fee offered to a medical practitioner to cover necessary travelling expenses by the Court is called______________?

   A. Conduct money B. Diet money C. Medical charges D. Commission Fee...

6. Where conduct money are not adequate the medical practitioner may point it in the Court_________________?

   A. Before recording evidence B. After recording evidence C. At any time during trial D. None of above...

7. O. XVIII, Rule 5, of C.P.C. deals with recording of evidence before?

   A. Trial Court B. Appellate Court C. Revisional Court D. None of the these...

8. The procedure for recording evidence before court is given in section __________________?

   A. 363, Cr.P.C B. 364, Cr.P.C C. 365, Cr.P.C D. None of above...

9. Recording of confession of accused under section 164 on oath is ________ in the eye of law?

   A. Inadmissible B. Admissible C. Important D. None of above...

10. Section 365 deals with recording of evidence in______________?

    A. Magistrates Court B. Session Court C. High Court D. None of above...