Law · Indian Evidence Act
Under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, leading questions can generally be asked during an examination-in-chief in which of the following exceptional scenarios?
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- 1In all stages of regular examination-in-chief without restriction.
- 2When the question relates to matters that are highly disputed.
- 3As a standard rule for any expert witness testimony.
- 4When the witness is declared hostile or adverse by the court.✓
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When the witness is declared hostile or adverse by the court.
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