Indian Evidence Act - District Judge / Higher Judicial Services (HJS) Exam - Interview

  1. Application of Proprietary Estoppel and Acquiescence against Legal Heirs under Section 115
  2. Presumption of Valid Marriage from Long Cohabitation under Section 114
  3. Evidentiary Impact of Vital Omissions in Delayed First Information Reports
  4. Appreciation of DNA Paternity Evidence Against Medical Potency Objections
  5. Superiority of Direct Attesting Witness Evidence Over Conflicting Handwriting Expert Opinions
  6. Shifting of Burden of Proof and Adverse Inference regarding Motor Insurance Cover Note
  7. Admissibility of Section 27 Discovery from Publicly Accessible Grazing Land
  8. Appreciation of Last Seen Circumstance with Long Temporal Hiatus
  9. Presumption of Course of Business and Allocation of Burden of Proof under Evidence Act
  10. Evidentiary Proof and Admissibility of Private Expert Valuation Reports
  11. Appreciation of Prosecutrix Testimony and Rule Against Artificial Splitting
  12. Section 106 Special Knowledge and Incriminating Consequence of False Alibi
  13. Section 106 Evidence Act and Dwelling House Homicide
  14. Distinguishing Vicarious Murder Liability from Harbouring at the Charge Framing Stage
  15. Admissibility and Weight of Delayed Dying Declaration Survived by Declarant for Fifteen Days
  16. Evidentiary Value of Cell Site and IMEI Records Bearing Luhn Check Digit Discrepancy
  17. Interlocutory DNA Profiling and Presumption of Legitimacy
  18. Proof of Disputed Will under Section 68 Evidence Act and Scope of Appellate Remand
  19. Evaluation of Circumstantial Chain and Witness Silence at First Opportunity
  20. Evidence Beyond Pleadings and Adverse Inference under Section 114(g)
  21. Corroboration of Approver Evidence in Corruption Trials under Section 114 Illustration (b)
  22. Adverse Inference under Section 114(g) for Withholding Electronic Verification Audio Recordings
  23. Judicial Duty in Securing Dock Identification and Section 165 Evidence Act
  24. Appreciation of Irreconcilable Conflict between Medical Evidence and Date of Incident