Cross-examination of one's own witness may be permitted while preserving reliance on any part of that witness's evidence. Section 154 permits the person who calls a witness, subject to the Court's discretion, to ask questions that could be put by the adverse party in ... Summary
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Cross-examination of one's own witness may be permitted while preserving reliance on any part of that witness's evidence.
Section 154 permits the person who calls a witness, subject to the Court's discretion, to ask questions that could be put by the adverse party in cross-examination. Permission is discretionary. Reliance on any part of the witness's evidence remains available despite permission to conduct such questioning under sub-section (1).
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