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Q1.

Under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam), which of the following statements regarding a Dying Declaration is correct?

(A)

{'key': 'A', 'text': 'It is admissible only if recorded in the presence of a Judicial Magistrate'}

(B)

{'key': 'B', 'text': 'It can form the sole basis of conviction if found truthful, reliable, and voluntarily made without corroboration'}

(C)

{'key': 'C', 'text': 'It is admissible only in civil proceedings'}

(D)

{'key': 'D', 'text': 'It is completely inadmissible if the maker survives'}

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[State Judicial Services PCS-J - Relevancy of Facts, Admissions & Confessions (IEA/BSA) (Question #13)]
Which of the following propositions correctly states the law regarding Anticipatory Bail under CrPC (Section 438) / BNSS?

(A)

{'key': 'A', 'text': 'Can be granted by the High Court or Sessions Court before an arrest takes place'}

(B)

{'key': 'B', 'text': 'Can be granted by any Executive Magistrate'}

(C)

{'key': 'C', 'text': 'Is available only in non-bailable civil disputes'}

(D)

{'key': 'D', 'text': 'Must expire automatically within 24 hours'}

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