Unfounded questioning by legal professionals may trigger reporting for professional scrutiny when reasonable grounds are absent. Questions asked without reasonable grounds during witness examination may lead the Court to report the circumstances to the High Court or other ... Summary
Unfounded questioning by legal professionals may trigger reporting for professional scrutiny when reasonable grounds are absent.
Questions asked without reasonable grounds during witness examination may lead the Court to report the circumstances to the High Court or other professional authority where the question was asked by a barrister, pleader, vakil or attorney subject to that authority's professional oversight. The power to report is discretionary and depends on the Court's opinion that reasonable grounds were absent.
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