Medical certificates of ill health, medical certificate of insanity, medical certificate for death, medico-legal report of injury, post-mortem reports abortion, dying declaration are called_________________?
Correct answer: B. Documentary medical evidence
- A. Oral medical evidence
- B. Documentary medical evidence
- C. Both A and B
- D. None of above
Explanation
Certificates and reports prepared in writing by medical practitioners, including injury reports, post-mortem reports and dying declarations, constitute documentary medical evidence. Oral testimony by a medical witness would be oral medical evidence instead.
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