'A' prosecutes 'B' for adultery with 'C' who is 'A's' wife. 'B' denies that 'C' is 'A's' wife, But the court convicts 'B' for adultery. Thereafter, 'C' statement is says that she was never 'A's' wife. The
Verified Answer
A. Irrelevant against 'C'
B. Relevant against 'B'
C. Non relevant against 'B' and 'C'
D. Relevant against 'C'
Explanation:
The court's conviction of 'B' for adultery establishes the fact that 'C' was 'A's' wife for the purpose of that case. This conviction is a judgment in rem (or at least relevant as a judgment in personam establishing a fact) and is relevant against 'B' as proof of his guilt. 'C's' subsequent statement denying being 'A's' wife would be irrelevant to the established fact of 'B's' conviction.