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Effect of failure to call a particular witness
Effect of failure to call the person whose signature is alleged to have been forged as a witness in a charge of forgery
Effect of failure to call witnesses
Exceptions to the rule that a party need not call a host of witnesses
Instances when a witness will be regarded as incapable of being called for the purposes of section 34 (1) of the Evidence Act
Position of the law as to witnesses that may be called by the prosecution or defence
Position of the law on the law on the number of witnesses to be called by a party
Position of the law on the number of witnesses to be called by the prosecution
Principles guiding the calling of witnesses in civil cases
The propriety of a trial judge calling additional witnesses after the defence has closed its case
The rule that in calling witnesses, the prosecution is not expected to perform the function of the prosecution and that of the defence at the same time
What determines the need to call witnesses
Whether a Judge can refuse an application to call a witness
Whether a party is bound to call a host of witnesses
Whether a party is required to call a particular number of witnesses
Whether it is within the province of a trial judge to determine whether or not he should allow witnesses to be called on behalf of an accused person
Whether recipients of false email messages need to be called as witnesses by the prosecution
Whether the defendant can dictate to the prosecution the witnesses to call or not to call
Whether the Prosecution is bound to call all witnesses
Whether the prosecution is obliged to call more than one witness
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