Part I - Cross-Examination in General 1. Introduction 2. Statutory Provisions 3. Examination of Witnesses (In General) 4. Order of Examination of Witnesses 5. Examination-In-Chief 6. Privilege of Certain Witnesses Part II - Principles of Cross-Examination 7. Principles of Cross Examination 8. Statements Provable Only to Corroborate or Contradict Evidence Tendered at the Trial 9. Statements Admissible Either to Corroborate of Contradict 10. Some Non-Statutory Materials for Corroborating or Contradicting 11. Contradicting Under Section 155(3) of the Act 12. Contradicting Under Section 145 of the Act 13. Cross-Examination of Person called to Produce a Document 14. Witness to Character 15. Hearsay Evidence 16. Leading Questions 17. Cross-Examination as to Previous Statements in Writing 18. Questions Permissible Under Section 146 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 19. When Witness to be Compelled to Answer 20. As to incriminating Questions 21. Questions not to be asked without Reasonable Grounds 22. Indecent and Scandalous Questions 23. Exclusion of Evidence to Contradict Answers Regarding Veracity 24. Hostile Witness 25. Impeaching Credit of a Witness 26. Re-Examination of Witness 27. Questions Tending to Corroborate Relevant Fact 28. Refreshing Memory 29. Testimony to Facts Stated in Documents Mentioned in Section 159 of the Indian Evidence Act,1872 30. Right of Adverse Party as to Writing Used Under Sections 159 & 160 of the Indian Evidence Act,1872 31. Production of Documents 32. Powers of the Judge to Elicit Truth Part III - Bullying Cross-Examination 33. Different Types of Cross-Examination 34. Severe Cross-Examination 35. Dangerous Cross-Examination 36. Gentle Cross-Examination 37. Silent Cross-Examination 38. Suggestive Cross-Examination 39. Over-Cross Examination 40. Bold Cross-Examination 41. Quick Cross-Examination 42. Random Cross-Examination 43. Quibbling Cross-Examination 44. Prolonged Cross-Examination 45. Dramatic Cross-Examination 46. Humorous Cross-Examination Part IV - Cross-Examination of Different Types of Witnesses 47. Cross-Examination of different Types of Witnesses 48. Truthful Witness 49. Hostile and Treacherous Witness 50. Mistaken Witness 51. Biased Witness 52. Exaggerating Witness 53. Timid Witness 54. Excited Witness 55. Tutored Witness 56. Hypnotized Witness 57. Conscientious Witness 58. Pious Witness (Priests and Clergymen) 59. Clever Witness 60. Expert as Witness 61. Court Witness 62. Impertinent Witness 63. Flippant Witness 64. Dogged Witness 65. Awkward Witness 66. Convict Witness 67. Hypocrite Witness 68. Shifty Witness 69. Unwilling Witness 70. Unintelligent Witness 71. Confused Witness 72. Ignorant or Illiterate Witness 73. Stupid Witnesses 74. Forger Witness 75. Humorous Witness 76. Drunken Witness 77. Insane Witness 78. Bankrupt as a Witness 79. Police Witness 80. Spies and Detectives as Witnesses 81. Child Witness 82. Aged Witness 83. Woman Witness 84. Professional or Pedantic Witness 85. Guilty Witness 86. Accomplice Evidence 87. Illustrative cases.
