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A medical practitioner witness _____________ to take oath before recording evidence?

Correct answer: A. Needs

  • A. Needs
  • B. Not need
  • C. Have discretion
  • D. All of above

Explanation

A medical practitioner who appears as a witness gives sworn testimony after taking the prescribed oath, unless a specific legal exception applies. Professional status does not by itself remove the oath requirement.

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