EVIDENCE
- EVIDENCE – Expert Evidence/Opinion – Whether a jury should be left unassisted to decide questions of disputed handwriting
- EVIDENCE – Expert Witness – Role of Expert Testimony in Disputed Document Cases
- EVIDENCE – Expert Evidence/Opinion – Whether a jury should be left unassisted to decide questions of disputed handwriting
- EVIDENCE – Expert Witness – Role of Expert Testimony in Disputed Document Cases
- EVIDENCE – Expert Evidence/Opinion – Whether a jury should be left unassisted to decide questions of disputed handwriting
- EVIDENCE – Expert Evidence/Opinion – Whether a jury should be left unassisted to decide questions of disputed handwriting
- EVIDENCE – Expert Witness – Role of Expert Testimony in Disputed Document Cases
- EVIDENCE – Notice to Produce – Admissibility of secondary evidence where the original is with the adverse party and notice has been given to produce
- EVIDENCE – Accomplice Witness – When can a witness be ranked as an accomplice
- EVIDENCE – Burden of Proof or Onus of Proof – Burden of proof in land matters
- EVIDENCE – Burden of Proof/Onus of Proof – Burden on a party who alleges irregularity in a trial
- EVIDENCE – Burden of Proof or Onus of Proof – On whom lies the burden of proof in criminal cases
- EVIDENCE – Calling of Witnesses – Steps that an accused person who intends to call witnesses must take
- EVIDENCE – Calling of Witnesses – Whether a refusal by an appellant to take advantage of the facilities offered him of arranging for the presence of his witnesses amounts to a denial of fair hearing
- EVIDENCE – Cause of Death – Circumstances where medical evidence would be dispensed with as to the cause of death
- EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether an oral confession which is not recorded in writing and signed is admissible in evidence
- EVIDENCE – Credibility of Witness – Ways in which the credit of a witness may be impeached
- EVIDENCE – Credibility of Witness – Whether an appellate court has the power to interfere where the issue is that of credibility of witnesses
- EVIDENCE – Cross-Examination – Whether an accused person giving evidence is liable to be cross-examined as to his character or previous convictions where he is giving evidence against another person charged with the same offence
- EVIDENCE – Estoppel By Standing By – The principle of standing by and the extent of its applicability
- EVIDENCE – Estoppel Per Rem Judicatam or Res Judicata – Meaning of estoppel per rem judicata
- EVIDENCE – Estoppel – What a judgment will be held to have decided for the purpose of a plea of estoppel
- EVIDENCE – Evidence of Witness – Nature and purpose of the written statement of a prosecution witness
- EVIDENCE – Evidence of Witness – The purpose of admitting the previous evidence of a witness
- EVIDENCE – Facts in Issue – What is fact in issue
- EVIDENCE – Facts in Issue – Whether evidence on facts in issue can be contradicted
- EVIDENCE – Presumption of Facts – Whether a testator’s description in his will is presumed to be the truth
- EVIDENCE – Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt – Whether proof beyond reasonable doubt means proof beyond all shadow of doubt
- EVIDENCE – Proof of Custom or Customary Law – Whether native law and custom must be proved
- EVIDENCE – Proof of Title to Land – What a person relying on circumstantial evidence in support of a claim for declaration of title to land must prove
- EVIDENCE – Relevant Facts of Evidence – Statutory provisions as to when facts are said to be relevant
- EVIDENCE – Standard of Proof – Required standard of proof in criminal trials; and the effect of doubt therein
- EVIDENCE – Standard of Proof – Standard of proof required in a charge of adultery