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Anil Agrawal (Retired)     02 September 2009

Magistrate as witness

I never heard it. Did any lawyer friends hear about it. Please read:

The learned Magistrate, who recorded the evidence in both the proceedings has been examined as a witness. He has stated that the petitioner after being administered oath, made the above mentioned contradictory statements. The evidence given by her was read over and explained to her and she admitted the 

statements to be correct. There is, therefore, no force in any of the 

contentions urged by Sri Malimath on behalf of the petitioner.



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 6 Replies

Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate (Advocacy)     03 September 2009

magistrate gives there evidences.

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     04 September 2009

 Please come forward with more concrete examples.

chandrakant s.sao (Advocate B.Sc. LLB High court Mumbai.)     05 September 2009

All points/issues are recorded and the written judgement is given is sufficient evidence.No Judge can be examined as witness.

Chandrakant S.Sao

Advocate High Court Mumbai

chandrakant s.sao (Advocate B.Sc. LLB High court Mumbai.)     05 September 2009

All points/issues are recorded and the written judgement is given is sufficient evidence.No Judge can be examined as witness.

Chandrakant S.Sao

Advocate High Court Mumbai

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     05 September 2009

 The judgement  I have referred to clearly states that the Magistrate was examined as a witness.

chandrakant s.sao (Advocate B.Sc. LLB High court Mumbai.)     06 September 2009

Supposing Magistrate A recorded evidence in some criminal case earlier.

Whether Magistrate B examined retired Magistrate A in the same case or what?

Give the clear picture of the case in brief.


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