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A Public Servant can submit his affidavit during any course of inquiry, trial or other proceeding before any court other than_______________?

Correct answer: C. High Court

  • A. Court of Magistrate
  • B. Session Cour
  • C. High Court
  • D. None of above

Explanation

The statutory provision permits the public servant's affidavit to be used in proceedings before courts other than the High Court. The High Court is therefore the excluded forum in this question.

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