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Conclusive evidence
Conclusive evidence, any legal provision which snarls at an indicated person without affording any remedy to him to disprove an
Conclusive evidence and conclusive proof
Conclusive evidence and conclusive proof, There is thus no difference between the effect of the expression 'conclusive evidence' from that
Direct Evidence
Direct Evidence, opposed to circumstantial evidence. See that title.
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Mediate testimony
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parol evidence
parol evidence see evidence
Real evidence
Real evidence, as by models, etc. See Best on Evidence, 10th Edn., bk. ii. pt. ii.
Rebutting evidence
Rebutting evidence, that which is given by one party in a cause to explain, repel, counteract, or disprove evidence produced
Take evidence
Take evidence, denotes a capacity to call for evidence and not merely to record what is adduced by the parties,
parol evidence rule
parol evidence rule : a rule of document interpretation: parol evidence offered to contradict or modify a writing (as a
impeachment evidence
impeachment evidence see evidence
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Testimony - Law Dictionary Search Results
Conclusive evidence
Conclusive evidence, any legal provision which snarls at an indicated person without affording any remedy to him to disprove an
Conclusive evidence and conclusive proof
Conclusive evidence and conclusive proof, There is thus no difference between the effect of the expression 'conclusive evidence' from that
Direct Evidence
Direct Evidence, opposed to circumstantial evidence. See that title.
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Mediate testimony
Matched in: Term Mediate testimony
parol evidence
parol evidence see evidence
Real evidence
Real evidence, as by models, etc. See Best on Evidence, 10th Edn., bk. ii. pt. ii.
Rebutting evidence
Rebutting evidence, that which is given by one party in a cause to explain, repel, counteract, or disprove evidence produced
Take evidence
Take evidence, denotes a capacity to call for evidence and not merely to record what is adduced by the parties,
parol evidence rule
parol evidence rule : a rule of document interpretation: parol evidence offered to contradict or modify a writing (as a
impeachment evidence
impeachment evidence see evidence
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