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When a person bound by oath makes a declaration which is not correct, it is called

  1. false evidence

  2. fabricating false evidence

  3. omitted evidence

  4. confronting evidence

  5. /

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Evidence that may be given verbally or otherwise which is not correct is called false evidence.

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