Using pursis during cross examination

Mr. Reformist,

No idea about what you want to clarify, what is pursis?, you mean pursuit?  Pursuit means an act of pursuing;

; as per Sec 48 of Cr. P.C. a police officer may, for teh purpose of arresting without warrant any person whom he is authorised to arrest, pursue such person into any place in India.

If she has given an affidavit in her chief, you cross examine her on the basis of information provided in the affidavit and also on her pleadings, petition/plaint averments, allegations and other circumstantial materials.

Hello

By way of pursis certain facts are brought on  ecord which are otherwise not permitted by court. If during cross examinations questions are disallowed by court without taking it on record, the pusis or precipe can be files on record narrating the question asked or whatever one needs to brought on record. 

So you can use pursis only if in cross certain qs at not permitted by judge to be taken on record and it is necessary for your defense and which will also help you to point to superior courts that qus were disallowed by court and pursis was also filed and court can be convinced that fair trial was not conducted and matter can be remanded back. Hope your querrie is solved.

Regards

Mannish

Learned Mr.Tajobs India has gone in length explaining about Purs(h)is in this very same forum.Please refer this and its possible uses

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/details.asp?mod_id=25790#.U3d_ck63TMI