Is it competent for the Prosecution or the defence to tender winesses only for the purpose of cross examination? If so, under what provisions of law such proceedings can be taken in the trial of criminal case?
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 11 May 2010
Is it competent for the Prosecution or the defence to tender winesses only for the purpose of cross examination? If so, under what provisions of law such proceedings can be taken in the trial of criminal case?
Dharmesh Manjeshwar (Advocate/Lawyer) 11 May 2010
Any witness is brought before a court either by the prosecution or by the defence to prove or corroborate their evidences ... so when such a witness is brought forward he has to tender his statements in his examination-in-chief as to facts which he is aware of .... only after this he will come under cross examination ... if there were not a statement on behalf of any witness how he come under cross examination and for what ?
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