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Which one of the following is not correct as per the provisions of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

A. The facts which are inconsistent with any fact in dispute shall not be relevant.
B. Facts not otherwise relevant are relevant if they, by themselves or in conjunction with other facts, make the existence or non-existence of a disputed fact or relevant fact extremely likely or improbable.
C. Any fact which shows or constitutes a cause or preparation for a fact in dispute or a relevant fact is relevant
D. Acceptances are not conclusive evidence of admitted matters, but may be enforceable as law subject to the provisions contained in the Indian Evidence Act.
Answer» B. Facts not otherwise relevant are relevant if they, by themselves or in conjunction with other facts, make the existence or non-existence of a disputed fact or relevant fact extremely likely or improbable.


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