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  2. tripakshalitigation.com › what-is-crossHow does re-examination differnt from cross-examination?

    Mar 15, 2024 · The adverse party has the right to cross-examine, but the party calling a witness can cross-examine if he turns hostile. A co-defendant can conduct cross-examination if his interest is adverse to that of the defendant. Without a chief examination, the cross-examination cannot be conducted.

  3. blog.ipleaders.in › examination-and-crossExamination and Cross-Examination of Witnesses under the ...

    • Examination of witness. Examination of a witness is asking the witness questions regarding relevant facts in the case and recording the statements of witnesses as evidence.
    • Examination of non-witness. Section 139. Apart from witness testimonies, there are numerous other forms of evidence admissible in the Court of law. Documentary evidence as described in Section 3(2)(e) of the act is one of them.
    • Leading Questions. While examining, cross-examining, or re-examining a witness, the parties must refrain from asking leading questions. Leading questions have been described in Section 141 of the Act as- any question that suggests the answer which the person questioning expects to receive.
    • Oral evidence of written documents. Section 144 states that any witness may be asked questions regarding the contents of a document or contract that is not present in the document.

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  5. blog.ipleaders.in › examination-of-witnessesEverything you need to know about Examination of Witnesses

    Sep 20, 2019 · The party who attend the witness for the cross-examination shall be called re-examination. If the party not subjecting to cross-examination as per the court order then it is not safe to trust on examination in chief. Difference between examination in chief, cross examination, re examination

  6. www.mondaq.com › india › trials-amp-appeals-ampRe-Examination Of A Witness – The Notion & Its Necessity

    Oct 16, 2021 · Re-examination is the act or process of examining one's witness in a court of law or in an arbitration again after the witness has been cross-examined by the opposing counsel. IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration. Authors.

    • Anand Pratap Singh

  7. www.nolo.com › legal-encyclopedia › what-re-directWhat are "re-direct" and "re-cross" examination? - Nolo

    The prosecution's questioning of that witness is direct examination. The defense lawyer's questioning of the same is cross-examination. "Redirect" and "recross" examination are just what they sound like—the lawyers' chances to question the witness again, before that witness finishes testifying.

  8. www.lawctopus.com › clatalogue › clat-pgCross-Examination of Witness under Indian Evidence Act

    Oct 27, 2023 · Second, ‘Cross-Examination‘ which is the examination of a witness by the adverse party and the third, ‘Re-Examination‘ which is the examination of a witness, subsequent to the cross-examination by the party who called him.

  9. www.lawweb.in › 2019 › 01Landmark Judgment of Supreme court on Re-examination of witness

    Sep 21, 1999 · Direction of re-examination. - The re-examination shall be directed to the explanation of matters referred to in cross- examination; and if new matter is, by permission of the Court, introduced in re-examination, the adverse party may further cross-examine upon that matter. 17.