Question

Under evidence law 'fact' does not include:

• A. Any thing perceived by senses
• B. Any thing not perceived by senses
• C. Any mental condition
• D. Relation of things perceived by senses

Hint:

"Facts" under evidence law must be observable or relevant; mental states are not typically regarded as facts.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Step 1: Understand what is considered a "fact" in evidence law.
- Under the Indian Evidence Act, a "fact" refers to anything that can be perceived by the senses or anything that is relevant to the case. Mental condition, being subjective, is not considered a "fact" under the Evidence Act.
Step 2: Conclusion.
- Mental condition is not considered a "fact" under evidence law.