Questions disallowed in cross examination by the trial court

Sir, in my view the sky is the limit in cross examination, bu the cross examiner can not put  misleading question.

My Query is Is it mandatory for the Presiding Officer to record such questions i.e. the questions which he disallows, in the proceedings i.e. let these questions become a part of the trial record and then disallow rather than just disallowing orally with the result that there is no record in the trial proceedings that any such questions were ever put and then so disallowed!

Any concrete material or case laws  in the matter??

Sir, if the answer to the question is already a part of the evidence on records or recorded by the examination in chief, it is not mandatory to record every part of the question put by the examination in chief saving the time of the court.

My opinion too Mr. N.K. Assumi advocate suggestion is correct.