Rights of an accused in criminal case

You need a lawyer to cross examination of the opposite party... it is recovery suit or 420?

u can cross examine him sir . There is definitely no restriction on number of questions to be asked and you have to put your defence and complete case in cross examination . sir prepare ur case by writing all the facts you have on a paper and pen it down . Be prepared for all the questions and discuss it with lawyer and prepare cross by sitting with him . If need help , I can also help you dear . thanks

The matter of trial would depend on how effective would be the cross examination in order to bring forth the contradictions to disprove the allegations and get acuqitted.

If you want to personally cross eamine the witness, then you may have to terminate the vakalatnama and should seek permission to appear as party in person.

There is no restrictions towards number of questions to be asked however the restriction would be that you may have to confine to the subject alone and not outside the subject.

 

 

Cross-examination of a witness is an art which is learnt by practice, practice and practice.

Examination of witness must be in terms of Section 138 of Indian Evidence Act, 1972 and order XVIII CPC 

Cross-examination is generally considered to be the most difficult branch of the multifarious duties of the advocate. The true question, therefore, in trials of cases is not whether it is possible that the testimony may be false, but whether there is sufficient probability of its truth, that is, whether the facts are proved by competent and satisfactory evidence.

In order to protect your interest it is advisable to contact, consult and engage a local prudent lawyer.

Just because the complainant is a Bank does not mean that there will be hyper technical documentary evidence or an extra ordinary electronic records to be proved against you in the case. Since you were in bank service you know what documents will be relevant for your case, and though there is no earthly reasons why you should not be allowed to cross examine the prosecution witnesses,  I would also encourage you to engage a good criminal lawyer to defend you in such a case.

You can seek leave of court to cross examine the witness and it is better you yourself cross examine him, you can prove your case.

You can raise any question that is relevant to your case and that will help the court to reach a just conclusion. There is no limit to question and you can keep examining witness to the relevant points even for many days even. you can make the witness to exhibit and mark the documents and question him about the records and functioning  of system ; just you have to prove your case.

a concete view can be formed on perusal of all documents.  Meet  lawyer.