Section 135 of IEA : Section 135: Order of production and examination of witnesses.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

In a criminal trial for theft, the prosecution calls its witnesses to testify. The first witness is the shop owner who caught the accused stealing. The second witness is a customer who saw the theft happen. The third witness is a police officer who arrested the accused. The defense lawyer objects, arguing that the police officer should testify first. The judge overrules the objection, stating that according to Section 135 of The Indian Evidence Act 1872, the order of witnesses is regulated by the law and practice of criminal...

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