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Which statement is not correct about oral evidence under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872? Oral evidence must be direct, that is, if it specifies-

A. such a fact which could be seen, then that evidence must be that of the witness Cho says he saw
B. of a fact that could be heard, the evidence must be that of the witness who says that he has heard
C. a fact which could be sensed by any other sense or method, the evidence must be that of the witness who says that he sensed it in that sense or manner
D. any opinion or other grounds on which that opinion is held, the evidence must be that of the person who heard other persons say about it.
Answer» E.


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