How to deny the right of cross examination to defendant committing purgery
MSC Shekar
(Querist) 14 April 2012
This query is : Resolved
In a Specific Relief suit consiting of Plaintiff (Private Party) and two Defendants both Govt. Departments.
Matter relates to Treasury which under the Audit Authority of Principal Accountant General Of India.
Defendant 1 is set Exparte and D2 has filed a false Written Statement which was recently discovered as Fraud committing willful purgery. This was discovered when the Pricipal Accountant General has clarified some matter thru Right To Information relating to Office of D2.
The stage has come for Trial. Since D2 has involved in willful purgery is there any way to deny them Cross Examination of Plaintiff (Reason filing false Written Statement which was proved by a RTI Information given by Principal Accountant General) ?
Is there as legal process to Deny Defendants commiting/committed purgery from cross examining the Plaintiff?
Thanks in advance
V R SHROFF
(Expert) 14 April 2012
CROSS EXAMINATION CANNOT BE DENIED, IF U WANT CHIEF & HIS EVIDENCE ON RECORD.
OTHERWISE ENTIRE EVIDENCE CAN NOT BE TAKEN .
LATER U CAN TAKE ACTION FOR ALL THAT U SAY
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 15 April 2012
Is there as legal process to Deny Defendants commiting/committed purgery from cross examining the Plaintiff?
ANSWER:
No,there is none.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 15 April 2012
The judicial system of India is mature enough which provides equal right to complainant and accused persons and no person is regarded as culprit unless the crime is proved against him so there is no law in your support.
