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Formal offer of evidence?
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2 Re: Formal offer of evidence? Wed Dec 17, 2014 11:23 am
tsi ming choi
Reclusion Perpetua
Duty of a counsel during trial proper to present/offer evidences to prove his client's claim and to disallow or rebut the adverse party's claim.
3 reply Wed Dec 17, 2014 11:28 am
karl rove
Reclusion Perpetua
and may I add, this is part of a judicial proceeding, whether civil or criminal where the complainant/petitioner presented all documentary evidences in the course of the trial. Thereafter, the complainant/defendant/accused/petitioner offers for the court's acceptance what the law refers to as EVIDENCES IN CHIEF.
why? because no evidence/a could be admitted by the court, without formally being offered.
why? because no evidence/a could be admitted by the court, without formally being offered.
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