Correct option is B
Section 38 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 discusses the relevancy of statements contained in law books. This Section makes provisions for the Courts to refer to authoritative texts or law books when dealing with questions of law. Such books can be used to ascertain legal principles, interpretations, and commentaries.
Information Booster: Section 38 allows Courts to use legal texts and commentaries as persuasive evidence in understanding and applying the law. It reflects the Court's reliance on legal scholarship to ensure accurate interpretation of Statutes and precedents.
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(a) Incorrect: Section 37 relates to the relevancy of facts showing the state of mind or body.
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(c) Incorrect: Section 36 refers to the relevancy of statements made in maps, charts, and plans.
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(d) Incorrect: Section 39 deals with what portions of a document may be proved.
