This section, derived from section 21a of the Bankruptcy Act [section 44(a) of former title 11], requires the debtor to appear at the meeting of creditors and submit to examination under oath.
During these intervening years, the legal process will abuse these victims all over again, often by subjecting them to hostile medical examinations by physicians hired by the defendants as well as by vicious legal examination under oath during pre-trial depositions.
The tycoon turned federal MP faces the possibility of prosecution under the Corporations Act and the prospect of public examinations under oath by liquidators who will target his companies and properties for recovery of up to $300m owed to creditors.
First, any legal challenge of those agreements would open up Trump and the team to cross-examination under oath and discovery, which might be uncomfortable.
Last May Congress passed legislation creating the Commission with a broad mandate and specific powers including subpoena, public hearings, cross examination of witnesses under oath and even criminal referrals.
Consideration of the complete record plus a cross-examination of Dr. Oppenheimer under oath were not accomplished by anyone prior to the personnel Security Board hearing in 1954.
The paperwork also referred to Bryan's tweets, incorrectly stating they came from his account on "Tweeter". During secondary examination, Mr. Bryan was placed under oath and his sworn statement was taken by CBP Officer Wahmann, Mr. Bryan confirmed that he had posted on his Tweeter [sic] website account that he was coming to the United States to dig up the grave of Marilyn Monroe.
The Justice Department has opted to present its case without calling any witnesses, relying instead on declarations of Guantánamo personnel – a decision that means Guantánamo detention and medical officials will neither be subjected to cross-examination nor have to testify under oath.
In the first place, it seems to me a violent assumption to say that the jury believed, solely from the Government's question on cross-examination, that Willie had not testified at the prior trials, especially since he had already testified in response to a query from his own counsel on direct examination that he had never been under oath.
A deposition is an examination, through your attorney, of the witness under oath.
THE PRESIDENT: No, but as far as his cross-examination is concerned, he can be put under oath here.
