5.3 Examination of Evidence in Civil Case

5.3.1 Documentary Evidence Examination(i) Production of documentary evidence — the documents-with-pleadings (the lists; the court's production); the originals (the best-evidence of U2.2). (ii) Evidence to be mentioned — the documents' specification (the pleading's schedule — the items' enumeration). (iii) Request forleave to produce evidence — the court's permission (the later-found documents; the disclosure's discipline — the timeline's rules). (iv) Return of originals — the substituted copies (the execution's return — the party's property restored; the record's retention). (v) Not toexamine evidence prior to submission of statement of defense — the sequencing (the defence first — the issues' definition before the proof's testing — the fair-sequence principle). (vi) Power to cause document to be executed — the court's completion power (the contract's specific enforcement faces — the execution ordered). (vii) To make deposition whetherdocument is genuine or forged — the authenticity's adjudication (the questioned document's trial-within-trial — the LAW5510 U9's expertise). (viii) To examine affected parties — the party's examination (the affected's testimony — the interests' testimony tested). (ix) Evidence to becollected by Appeal Court — the appellate evidence (the first-instance's completion — the specific circumstances' faces; the remand's machinery).5.3.2 Witness ExaminationThe civil witness: the competence; the oath; the examination-in-chief (the party's witness), the cross-examination (the other's testing — U2.6's craft), the re-examination (the repair); the court's questions; the recording (the…