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.
Consider the following statement with reference to the Special Drawing Rights(SDRs).
A) It is an international reserve asset created by the IM...
Varada Grameen Bank is the Rural Bank named after a __________________ ?
Which of the following is known as the ability to convert an investment into cash quickly and with little or no loss in value?
A person who sign the note of application & render his credit history during the process of loan application?
T-Bills, Government Bonds and Cash Deposits are the examples of –
Which of the following statements is FALSE about the function of a commercial bank
Which one of the following is not the Credit Rating Agency?
SWIFT code consists of ________ digits.
KYC guidelines followed by the Banks have been framed on the recommendations of the ______
Which of the following financial year is followed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) ?