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Section 137 and 138 of Evidence Act Examination-in-chief is the initial questioning of the witness by the party who called them to testify. The purpose is to elicit evidence in support of the party's case. Cross-examination is the questioning of the witness by the opposing party to challenge or undermine the evidence presented in the examination-in-chief. Re-examination is the final questioning of the witness by the party who called them to testify. The purpose is to clarify or explain any matters that arose during the cross-examination.
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