Discussion
Conduct money is paid for
Answer: D
Conduct money is paid for appearing in court as a witness. It is the amount that the party calling a witness pays, or that the court orders to be paid, to cover the cost of travel and attendance for the day. It is not a fee for conducting an autopsy (A), for chemical analysis (B) or for collecting evidentiary material at the scene (C), because those are the duties of the doctor, the chemist and the investigating officer and are not paid as conduct money. So D is the answer.
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