Correct option is B
The correct answer is
(b) Section 141. Section 141 of the Indian Evidence Act defines a "Leading Question." A leading question is one that suggests the answer or puts words into the mouth of the witness, typically answerable by "yes" or "no."
Information Booster:
Leading Questions (Section 141, Indian Evidence Act): Leading questions are usually allowed during cross-examination but are generally not permitted during direct examination unless the witness is hostile or the question is related to undisputed matters.
Additional Knowledge:
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Section 140: Deals with the production of documents and other materials during the examination of witnesses.
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Section 142: Refers to when leading questions can and cannot be asked.
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Section 143: States that leading questions can be asked in cross-examination, except when the question pertains to a fact not in dispute.
