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When the examination, cross examination and re-examination are conducted by the parties or by their pleaders, the Presiding Officer ought not, as a general rule, to interfere, except when necessary, e.g., for the purpose of causing questions to be put in a clear and proper shape of checking improper questions, and of making the witness give prec...
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