Section ________________________, of C.P.C deals with oath on affidavit?
Correct answer: C. 139
- A. 129
- B. 149
- C. 139
- D. None of the these
Explanation
Section 139 concerns the administration of oaths on affidavits and other statements used in civil proceedings. Section 129 instead concerns the power of certain High Courts to make rules for their original civil jurisdiction.
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