Question

A and B were married. During marriage A committed forgery and communicated it to B, his wife. After some time divorce took place between A and B, and B married
C. In a charge against this forgery prosecution wants to produce B as a witness against
A. Can they do so?

A They can do so as B is now married to C
B They can do so as forgery is an offence against public policy
C They cannot do so as B is bound not to be a witness against A under privileged communications
D They cannot do so as B has now nothing in common with A and is a third party
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