A fee offered to a medical practitioner to cover necessary travelling expenses by the Court is called______________?
Correct answer: B. Conduct money
- A. Diet money
- B. Conduct money
- C. Medical charges
- D. Commission Fee
Explanation
Conduct money is the amount paid to a witness for necessary travel and attendance expenses. Diet money generally refers to subsistence expenses during attendance, not the travelling allowance itself.
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