Supreme Court orders disclosure of evidence, cross-examination of witnesses, sets 6-month deadline The Supreme Court of India ordered that all statements and documents from the investigation be given to the respondents for review. The individuals who ...
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Supreme Court orders disclosure of evidence, cross-examination of witnesses, sets 6-month deadline
The Supreme Court of India ordered that all statements and documents from the investigation be given to the respondents for review. The individuals who provided statements against the respondents must be made available for cross-examination. The Court set a deadline of six months from the date of the judgment for the case to be finalized, considering its prolonged pendency since 2010.
The Supreme Court of India directed that all statements and documents collected during investigation be provided to the respondents for inspection. The authors of statements relied upon against the respondents must be offered for cross-examination. The Court ordered the case to be concluded within six months from the date of the judgment, as it had been pending since 2010.
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