Competent Evidence - Law Dictionary Search Results
Amittere legem terr', or liberam legem
85, persons who were previously excluded from giving evidence by incapacity arising from crime or interest are made competent witnesses, their credibility being left to the jury. A person outlawed was (see OUTLAW) said to lose his
Reprobation
Reprobation, denotes the act of raising an objection or exception, as to the competency of a witness or the sufficiency of evidence, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 1305. Reprobation, the propounding
Circumstantial evidence
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Parol evidence
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Secondary evidence
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Hearsay evidence
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Indirect evidence
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corroborative evidence
Matched in: Term corroborative evidence
Primary evidence
Matched in: Term Primary evidence
testimonial evidence
Matched in: Term testimonial evidence
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