Supreme Court of India
Mohammed Abdul Wahid v. Nilofer & Anr
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Issue for consideration: Whether under the Code of Civil Procedure, there is envisaged a diff erence between a party to a suit and a witness in a suit, does the phrase plaintiff ’s/ defendant’s witness exclude the plaintiff or defendant themselves, when they appear as witnesses in their own c ause; and whether Ord. VII r. 14, Ord VIII r. 1- and Ord. XIII r. 1 CPC, enjoin the party under-taking cross examination of a party to a suit from producing documents, for the purposes thereof, by virtue of the use of the phrase (s) plaintiff /defendant’s witness or witnesses of the other party, when cross
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