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Amit Gupta   18 May 2024

evidence

can a accused put a new material before the court during the stage of prosecution evidence and cross examination.


Quick Summary
In legal proceedings, an accused person can indeed introduce new material evidence during the prosecution's evidence stage and cross-examination. This evidence must be relevant and pertinent to the case or the witness. If the witness admits the document, it will be marked as an exhibit; otherwise, the court may reject it. Section 145 of the Evidence Act provides further guidance on this matter.

 3 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     18 May 2024

The accused can refer to any material evidence pertaiing to the case or the witness during cross examination, if the witness admits the document then it will be marked as an exhibit otherwise court will reject the evidence

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     18 May 2024

Yes accused can refer any relevant and material evidence pertaining to the case during prosecution and defence evidence .

Parasar   24 May 2024

read section 145 of evidence act


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