Section 146 of IEA : Section 146: Questions Lawful In Cross-Examination

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Imagine a scenario where a man is on trial for theft. During the trial, a witness for the prosecution claims to have seen the man stealing goods from a shop. The defense attorney, during cross-examination, may use Section 146 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, to question the witness's credibility. The attorney might ask the witness questions about his past, including any previous instances where he has lied or been dishonest, to test his vera...

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