Evidence Act, 1975 (NRCD 323)

Section 86 - Reasonable grounds for impeachment

In attacking or supporting the credibility of a witness, a person may not ask a question which conveys an adverse imputation concerning the character of that witness unless that person has reasonable grounds for believing the imputation to be true.

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