Under which circumstances the court can convict the accused based on the suggestion given by his Advocate to prosecution witnesses?

[Educator]

Thus, from the above it is evident that the suggestion made by the defence counsel to a witness in the cross-examination if found to be incriminating in nature in any manner would definitely bind the accused and the accused cannot get away on the plea that his counsel had no implied authority to make suggestions in the nature of admissions against his client. {Para 38}39. Any concession or