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Which BNSS section permits a court, at any stage of a trial, to recall and re-examine a person already…

"Section 348" contains the general summoning, examination and recall power, and makes intervention mandatory when the evidence appears essential to a just decision. "Section…

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Which BNSS section permits a court, at any stage of a trial, to recall and re-examine a person already examined?

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"Section 348" contains the general summoning, examination and recall power, and makes intervention mandatory when the evidence appears essential to a just decision. "Section 351" concerns examination of the accused, "Section 353" the accused as a competent defence witness, and "Section 362" commitment when a Magistrate considers the case should be tried by the Court of Session.

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