MCQ Collection
LAW-GAT MCQs
Practice LAW-GAT questions with answers and explanations.
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Correct Answer: B. A legal inference the court may or must draw from proved facts
Explanation:
Presumptions allocate evidential burdens and reflect common experience or policy.
They may be rebuttable or conclusive depending on law.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
Choose an option to check your answer.
Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: B. When character itself is directly in issue or otherwise made relevant by law
Explanation:
Character is ordinarily not used to prove conduct in civil cases unless legally relevant.
Specific statutory rules determine admissibility.
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Correct Answer: A. Beyond reasonable doubt
Explanation:
The prosecution must establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
The standard protects the presumption of innocence.
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Correct Answer: B. When character itself is directly in issue or otherwise made relevant by law
Explanation:
Character is ordinarily not used to prove conduct in civil cases unless legally relevant.
Specific statutory rules determine admissibility.
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Correct Answer: A. Beyond reasonable doubt
Explanation:
The prosecution must establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
The standard protects the presumption of innocence.
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Correct Answer: B. When character itself is directly in issue or otherwise made relevant by law
Explanation:
Character is ordinarily not used to prove conduct in civil cases unless legally relevant.
Specific statutory rules determine admissibility.
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Correct Answer: A. Beyond reasonable doubt
Explanation:
The prosecution must establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
The standard protects the presumption of innocence.
