Section 33, of the Court Fees Act, deals with admission in ________________ cases of documents for which proper Court fee has not been paid ?
Correct answer: B. Criminal cases
- A. Civil Cases
- B. Criminal cases
- C. Family cases
- D. None of these
Explanation
Section 33 concerns the admission in criminal cases of documents on which the proper court fee has not been paid. Its placement in the Court Fees Act does not make the provision a civil-case rule.
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