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Karnataka HC: Notice To Accused under S.223 BNSS Can't Be Issued Before Recording Sworn Statement Of Complainant & Witness

The Magistrate while taking cognizance of an offence should have with him the statement on oath of the complainant and if any witnesses are ...
Supreme court: Defendant Can Cross-Examine Plaintiff Even If Suit Is Proceeding Ex-Parte Against Him & Written Statement Isn't Filed

On 1st July, 2002, the defendants applied for setting aside the order dated 3rd May, 2002 by which their defence was struck out. The applica...
Madras HC: It is not necessary to examine attesting witness to prove agreement of sale

If the revisions are allowed and the prayers are granted, the plaintiff will only prove that the signatures are of the attesting witnesses....
What will be effect of absence of cross-examination?

In this context, we may usefully refer to the authority in State of U.P. V. Nahar Singh[16], wherein the Court has dealt with the effect...
Golden Tips for cross examination

The prior inconsistent statement. Most cross-examiners love prior inconsistent statements. If you were to create a "top ten&quo...

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