National Bar Examination Practice Questions - National Bar Examination (Advocates) Exam

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During a High Court trial, opposing counsel objects when you put a leading question to your own witness during evidence-in-chief. What is the correct position?

Leading questions are always permitted in evidence-in-chief because you called the witness Leading questions are never permitted at any stage of a trial Leading questions are only objectionable in re-examination Leading questions are generally not permitted in evidence-in-chief, save on introductory or undisputed matters

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Leading questions are generally not permitted in evidence-in-chief, save on introductory or undisputed matters

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