When in cross-examination of a witness new things and facts appear than the party who produce the witness can give application to that Court for?
Correct answer: D. Re-examination of such witness
- A. All of above
- B. Re-cross examine that witness
- C. None of these
- D. Re-examination of such witness
Explanation
Re-examination allows the party who called the witness to explain or clarify matters that arose during cross-examination. It follows cross-examination and is different from re-cross-examination, which belongs to the opposing party.
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