The contents of documents may be proved a) By primary evidence b) By secondary evidence c) Either A or B d) Neither A nor B

The contents of documents may be proved 

a) By primary evidence b) By secondary evidence

c) Either A or B d) Neither A nor B
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c) Either A or B
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