CLJ EVIDENCE

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Is the means, sanctioned by the rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact.

EVIDENCE

There is a different rule for Rules on since it covers quasi-judicial and administrative bodies

ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE

Result or effect of evidence

PROOF

Mode and manner of proving competent facts in judicial proceedings

EVIDENCE

are those addressed to the senses of the court. When as object is relevant to the fact in issue, it may be exhibited to, examined or viewed by the court.

OBJECT EVIDENCE

consists of writings, recordings, photographs or any material containing letters, words, sounds, numbers, figures, symbols, or their equivalent) or other modes of written expression offered as proof of their contents. Photographs include still pictures, drawings, stored images, x-ray films, motion pictures or videos.

DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE

Testimony or deposition of a witness

TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE

Evidence that affirms the occurrence of an event or existence of a fact

POSITIVE EVIDENCE

denies the occurrence of an event or existence of a fact

NEGATIVE EVIDENCE

which a party wants to prove to the court.

FACTUM PROBANDUM

refers to the evidentiary facts by which the factum probandum will be proved.

FACTUM PROBANS

Evidence of the same kind and to the same state of facts

CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE

Additional evidence of a different character to the same point

CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE

Standing alone, unexplained or uncontradicted, is sufficient to maintain the proposition affirmed

PRIMA FACIE

Class of evidence which the law does not allow to be contradicted

CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE

(a) Original Document/Best Evidence (b) That which the law regards as affording the greatest certainty of the fact in question

PRIMARY EVIDENCE

(a) Substitutionary Evidence (b) Inferior to primary; permitted only when the best evidence is not available

SECONDARY EVIDENCE

that which proves a fact in issue or dispute without the ald of any inference or presumption. It is evidence to the precise point

DIRECT

proof of facts or fact from which taken singly or collectively, the existence of he particular fact in issue may be inferrod or presumed as a necessary or probable consiquence

CIRCUMSTANTIAL

Refers to probative value or convincing weight Weight srvolves the effect of evdence admitted. its tendercy to covince and persuade

CREDIBLE EVIDENCE

is any class of evidence which has "rational probative value" to the issue in controversy.

RELEVANT EVIDENCE

is evidence that is not excluded by the Constitution, the law or the rules.

COMPETENT EVIDENCE

refers to the question of whether certain pieces of evidence are to be considered at all,

ADMISSIBILITY

Refers to the question of whether the admitted evidence proves an issue."

PROBATIVE VALUE

Matters other than the fact in issue which are offered as a basis for inference as to the existence or nonexistence of the facts in issue.

COLLATERAL MATTERS

Where the evidence is relevant and competent for two or more purposes, such evidence shall be admitted for any or all the purposes for which it is offered, provided it satisfies all the requisites of law for its admissibility therefor.

MULTIPLE ADMISSIBILITY

Where the evidence at the time of its offer appears to be irmrnaterial or irrelevant unless it is connected with the ollher lacis to be subsequently proved, such evidence may be received, on condition that the other facts will be proved thereafter, otherwise, the evidence already given shall be stricken out.

CONDITIONAL ADMISSIBILITY

Where the court has admitted incompetent evidence adduced by the adverse party, a party has a right to introduce the same kind of evídence in his/her behalf.

CURATIVE ADMISSIBILITY

Is the cognizance of certain facts that judges may properly take and act on without proof because these facts are already known to them. The principle is based on convenience and expediency in securing and introducing evidence on matters which are not ordinarily capable of dispute and are not bona fide disputed.

JUDICIAL NOTICE

Standard of proof required in granting or denying bail in extradition cases.

CLEAR AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE

Degree of evidence required in cases filed before administrative or quasi-judicial bodies The amount of relevant evidence which a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion

SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

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問題一覧

Is the means, sanctioned by the rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact.

EVIDENCE

There is a different rule for Rules on since it covers quasi-judicial and administrative bodies

ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE

Result or effect of evidence

PROOF

Mode and manner of proving competent facts in judicial proceedings

EVIDENCE

are those addressed to the senses of the court. When as object is relevant to the fact in issue, it may be exhibited to, examined or viewed by the court.

OBJECT EVIDENCE

DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE

Testimony or deposition of a witness

TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE

Evidence that affirms the occurrence of an event or existence of a fact

POSITIVE EVIDENCE

denies the occurrence of an event or existence of a fact

NEGATIVE EVIDENCE

which a party wants to prove to the court.

FACTUM PROBANDUM

refers to the evidentiary facts by which the factum probandum will be proved.

FACTUM PROBANS

Evidence of the same kind and to the same state of facts

CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE

Additional evidence of a different character to the same point

CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE

Standing alone, unexplained or uncontradicted, is sufficient to maintain the proposition affirmed

PRIMA FACIE

Class of evidence which the law does not allow to be contradicted

CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE

(a) Original Document/Best Evidence (b) That which the law regards as affording the greatest certainty of the fact in question

PRIMARY EVIDENCE

(a) Substitutionary Evidence (b) Inferior to primary; permitted only when the best evidence is not available

SECONDARY EVIDENCE

that which proves a fact in issue or dispute without the ald of any inference or presumption. It is evidence to the precise point

DIRECT

proof of facts or fact from which taken singly or collectively, the existence of he particular fact in issue may be inferrod or presumed as a necessary or probable consiquence

CIRCUMSTANTIAL

Refers to probative value or convincing weight Weight srvolves the effect of evdence admitted. its tendercy to covince and persuade

CREDIBLE EVIDENCE

is any class of evidence which has "rational probative value" to the issue in controversy.

RELEVANT EVIDENCE

is evidence that is not excluded by the Constitution, the law or the rules.

COMPETENT EVIDENCE

refers to the question of whether certain pieces of evidence are to be considered at all,

ADMISSIBILITY

Refers to the question of whether the admitted evidence proves an issue."

PROBATIVE VALUE

Matters other than the fact in issue which are offered as a basis for inference as to the existence or nonexistence of the facts in issue.

COLLATERAL MATTERS

MULTIPLE ADMISSIBILITY

CONDITIONAL ADMISSIBILITY

Where the court has admitted incompetent evidence adduced by the adverse party, a party has a right to introduce the same kind of evídence in his/her behalf.

CURATIVE ADMISSIBILITY

JUDICIAL NOTICE

Standard of proof required in granting or denying bail in extradition cases.

CLEAR AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE

Degree of evidence required in cases filed before administrative or quasi-judicial bodies The amount of relevant evidence which a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion

SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE