Leading questions restricted in examination-in-chief unless court permits; allowed for undisputed matters and in cross-examination. Section 146 defines leading questions as those suggesting the expected answer and prohibits them in examination-in-chief and re-examination if objected to, unless the Court permits; the Court may allow them for introductory, undisputed, or already proved matters, and they are permitted in cross-examination.
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Leading questions restricted in examination-in-chief unless court permits; allowed for undisputed matters and in cross-examination.
Section 146 defines leading questions as those suggesting the expected answer and prohibits them in examination-in-chief and re-examination if objected to, unless the Court permits; the Court may allow them for introductory, undisputed, or already proved matters, and they are permitted in cross-examination.
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