Cross-examination of persons swearing to the affidavits should ...

Cross-examination of affidavit signers should be limited to essential cases; truth is often evident from submitted affidavits.

August 21, 2018

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

Cross-examination of persons swearing to the affidavits should not be allowed unless absolutely necessary, as the truth will emerge on a reading of the affidavits filed by both parties.

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Cross-examination of persons swearing to the affidavits should ...

Cross-examination of affidavit signers should be limited to essential cases; truth is often evident from submitted affidavits.

August 21, 2018

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

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