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A' is a accused before a Court of Sessions of attempting to murder a police officer whilst on his trial before 'B', a Sessions Judge. Can 'B' be examined as a witness under the above situations as to what has occurred in his presence?

A. May be examined as to what occurred

B. Cannot be examined as to what occurred

C. Can be examined but only with the permission of the Higher Court

D. Can be examined only if the Session Judge consents

Answer: Option A


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