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What is "First hand knowledge" refers to and explain in detail?
Ans: C. Common witness"Except common witness all other options are expe witnesses".Only the common witness can be considered as having first-hand knowledge in the cou of law.In the cou procedures, this phrase refers to the personal understanding of circumstances and events, which is re-told and explained by a witness in a couroom, during a cou hearing on the concrete lawsuit.In other words, the witness has been an eye-witness of these circumstances or events and so has accepted directly. Therefore they have clear and detailed personal knowledge of it. An example is a statement in affidavits.