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A witness who has stated contrary to the case of the party who produced him is a –
Defence witness
Prosecution witness
Hostile witness
Court witnesses
- Defence witness (Option 1): A witness called by the defense to support its case.
- Prosecution witness (Option 2): A witness called by the prosecution to provide evidence against the defendant.
- Hostile witness (Option 3): A witness who has turned against the party who called them, providing testimony that contradicts that party's position. This term applies when the witness is uncooperative or hostile.
- Court witness (Option 4): A neutral witness called by the court to provide information on a specific issue.
Hostile witness (Option 3): This describes a witness turning contrary to the original party’s case.
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