In Examination-In-Chief, Which of These Types of Question Is Permitted

question 13

Multiple Choice

In examination-in-chief, which of these types of question is permitted? Leading on matters agreed with the other side as well as if a witness is hostile are the two main exceptions to the rule that only non-leading questions may be asked in examination-in-chief.

• A)Leading questions in general
• B)Leading questions on a matter agreed between the parties and leading questions if and when the witness is deemed 'hostile'
• C)Putting suggestions to the witness and asking, ""that's right, isn't it?""
• D)Leading questions solely on a matter agreed between the parties

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Definitions:

Market Return

The overall return generated by the stock market or a specific segment of the market, over a given period.

Residual

The amount remaining after the major part or parts have been accounted for; in finance, often refers to the remainder left after specific calculations, such as dividends from a corporation after major expenses are paid.

Market Index

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Standard Deviation

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