- FAILURE OF CROSS EXAMINING A WITNESS UPON A PARTICULAR MATTER
- MAP TENDERED FOR EVIDENCE MUST BE REGISTERED AND NUMBERED BY THE DIRECTOR OF SURVEY
- A BOY OF 17 YEARS IS NOT A CHILD OF TENDER AGE
- ACCOMPLICE WITNESS, FAILURE TO CONSIDER THE DEFENCE EVIDENCE
- CONFESSION, EXTRA JUDICIAL STATEMENT, CONDUCTS OF THE ACCUSED
- COROBOROTIVE EVIDENCE MAY BE CIRCUMSTANTIAL
- COURT IS NOT BOUND TO ACCEPT EXPERT OPINION
- DISPOSAL OF EXHIBITS AFTER THE END OF THE CASE
- EVIDENCE BASED ON DESCRIPTION OF EXHIBITS
- EVIDENCE OF A CHILD OF TENDER AGE
- EVIDENCE OF SINGLE WITNESS IS NOT NECESSARY TO BE CORROBORATED
- FAILURE TO SUMMON KEY WITNESS WEAKEN THE PROSECUTION CASE
- NUMBER OF WITNESS, TEST FOR IDENTIFICATION PARADE
- VOIRE DIRE,RETRIAL
Attachments
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FAILURE TO READ OUT THE CONTENTS OF A DOCUMENT AFTER ITS ADMISSION IN EVIDENCE IS AN INCURRABLE IRREGULARITY
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FAILURE TO CROSS EXAMINE A WITNESS ON A CERTAIN MATTER IS DEEMED TO HAVE ACCEPTED THAT MATTER AND WILL BE ESTOPPED FROM ASKING THE TRIAL THE TRIAL COURT TO DISBELIEVE WHAT THE WITNESS SAID
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PROCEDURE OF RECEIVING EVIDENCE OF A CHILD OF TENDER AGE
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EVIDENCE RECOGNITION EVIDENCE OF VISUAL IDENTIFICATION
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FAILURE TO CROSS-EXAMINE A WITNESS
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FAILURE TO CROSS-EXAMINE A WITNESS
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IN SOME DESERVING CASES, AN EXHIBIT NOT READ OUT LOUD AFTER ADMISSION MAY BE RELIED UPON BY COURT OF LAW
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JUDICIAL NOTICE
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The Suspect Must be Informed On the Reason For the Arrest, Emergence Search, Contradictions in Evidence, Chain
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THE MANNER HOW CREDIBILITY CAN BE DETERMINED
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ASSESSMENT OF CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES
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UTHIBITISHO WA DENI
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UTHIBITISHO WA DENI
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AINA YA USHAHIDI UNAOHITAJIKA ILI KUTHIBITISHA MAKUBALIANO
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KILA SHAHIDI ANA HAKI YA KUAMINIWA
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A DOCUMENT MUST BE READ OUT AFTER ITS ADMISSION
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A DOCUMENT MUST BE READ OUT ATER ITS ADMISSION
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ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE THE EXHIBITS SHOWS THAT ONE HAS SUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE EXHIBITS
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ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE ILLEGALLY OBTAINED-CONDITIONS TO ESTABLISH FOR ITS ADMISSION
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ADMISSIBILITY OF EXHIBITS IN COURTS OF LAW
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AUTHENTICITY OF A DOCUMENT
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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
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COMPETENCE OF A WITNESS IS GAUGED BY ABILITY TO COMPREHEND QUESTIONS PUT TO HIM AND GIVE RATIONAL ANSWERS
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CONDITIONS FOR THE ADMISSION OF WITNESS STATEMENT -ADMISSION OF A DYING DECLARATION
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CONFESION -A PERSON CONFESSES TO A CRIME IS THE BEST WITNESSES
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CONTRADICTIONS IN EVIDENCE
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HEARSAY EVIDENCE IS INADMISSIBLE
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Guidelines On Visual Identification, Voice Identification, Recognition, Defence of Alibi, Contradictions in Evi
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The Determination of Authenticity of a Signature on a Document is a Task for Forensic Document Examiners, Failu
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A WITNESS MAY STATRT HIS STATEMENT WITH SOLEMN WORDS AND PROCEED TO TELL LIES
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A WITNESS STATEMENT FILED IN THE COMMERCIAL COURT RESEMBLES A WITNESS STATEMENT FILED IN THE UK COMMERCIAL COURT
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ABSENCE OF THE WORDS I SWEAR OR AFFIRM CANNOT MAKE A WITNESS STATEMENT WHICH SUBSTANTIALLY CONFORMS TO THE PRESCRIBED FORM DFECTIVE
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ACCUSED HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF PLANS AND ACTIVITIES OF CONSPIRATORS
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ADMISSIBILITY OF CONFESSISSIONS, CONFESSION CONTAINED IN A STATEMENT INVOLUNTARY MADE
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ADVERTSIEMENT FOR TENDER NOT ATTACHED TO PLEADINGS OR TENDERED IN EVIDENCE
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BURDEN OF PROOF, BURDEN OF SATISFYING THE COURT THAT THERE HAS BEEN INFRINGEMENT OF TRADE MARK, THE PARTY THAT ALLEGES HAS THE BURDEN TO PROVE
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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, ACCUSED WAS A FRIEND OF CONPIRATORS
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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, APPELLANTS SEEN WITH THE DEAD BODY
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EVALUATION OF EVIDENCE AND CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES
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HEARSAY EVIDENCE, HEARSAY EVIDENCE IN PRIMARY COURT, WHETHER HEARSAY EVIDENCE IS ADMISSIBLE IN PRIMARY COURT
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IS AN AFFIDAVIT DFECTIVE IF THE DEPONENT SIGN IT BEFORE APPERARING BEFORE COMMISIONER FOR OATH
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JUDICIAL NOTICE, FACTS NOT REQUIRING PROOF
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE, ADVERSE MEDICAL EVIDENCE, WHETHERN CONCLUSIVE AS AGAINST THE EVIDENCE OF A CREDIBLE EYE WITNESS
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MISHANDLING OF EXHIBITS
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PNCIPLES APPLICABLE IN GROUNDING A CONVICTION ON CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
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PROOF OF A PERSON WHO MADE MICROFILMS AND PERSON WHO KEPT CUSTODY OR CONTROL OF THE SAME
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS, REPORT OF PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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PURPOSE OF OATH
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RE CALL OF WITNESS SECTION 147 (4)
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STATEMENT PURPORTED TO BE CONFESSION, STATEMENT NEVER PUT IN EVIDENCE, STATEMENT REPUDIATED
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THE MERE FILLING OF THE WITNESS STATEMENT DOES NOT MAKE IT AMOUNTS TO EVIDENCE IN CHIEF
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THE NEED FOR A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY IN ADMISSION OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE
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UTILITY OF EXPERT EVIDENCE
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VERACITY OF EVIDENCE, PROSECUTION KEY WITNESS MAKING CONTRADICTIONS IN HIS EVIDENCE
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VOIRE DIRE EXAMINATION
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WHAT FOLLOWS WHEN A WITNESSSTATEMENT IS FILED IN THE COMMERCIAL COURT
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WHAT IS WITNESS STATEMENT
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WHEN AN OATH IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE
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WHETHER A WITNESS STATEMENT CAN BE AMENDED BEFORE IT IS FORMALLY RECEIVED IN COURT
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WITNES STEMENT HAS PRESCRIBED FORM
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- Reception of Evidence in the CMA, Only Evidence Taken Without Oath Will Be Nullified, Omission by the Arbitrator of the CMA to Append a Signature, KHALID SALUM
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A Confession is Always Presumed to Be Voluntary Until it is Objected, Best Evidence in Criminal Trial, Ability of A Witness to Name a Suspect, JUMANNE ISSA
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A Confession Leading to Discovery is Reliable, Oral Confession Maybe Sufficient by Itself, Cautioned Statement Should be Read Out, CHAMURIHO KIRENGE
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A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, Ability of A Witness to Name a Suspect, DAUD RASHID
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A Document Not Admitted in Evidence Cannot Be Treated as Forming Part of the Record, Annexures are Not Evidence, MHUBIRI ROGEGA MONGATEKO
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A Person Holding a Holly Quran or a Bible Might Tell Lies But Not a Person Holding a Glass of Liquor in the Bar, Evidence Must be Taken Under Oath, BUNDALA MAKOYE
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A Prosecutor Cannot Tender Exhibit, The Right to Cross-Examine a Witness, The Right to Free Legal Aid, Search and Seizure, MSANIF RAMADHAN MSANIF
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A Trial Within a Trial, Adverse Inference, Visual Identification, GODFREY WILLIAM MATIKO
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A Trial Within a Trial, Evidence of Visual Identification, The Identification Parade, A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, SAMSON CHACHA MWITA KIPEPEO
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A Witness Who Tells a Lie On a Material Point Should Hardly Be Believed On Other Points, Valuation of Trophies, JADILI MUHUMBI
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Admissibility of Electronic Evidence, Variance Between the Charge and The Evidence, Evidence of Visual Identification, HUSSEIN KAUSAR RAJAN
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Admissibility of the Witness Statement, Trial Court Role in the Admission of Documentary Evidence, Parties Are Bound by Their Pleadings, HOOD TRANSPORT
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Admission of A Dying Declaration, Circumstantial Evidence, When Death Occurs After a Fight Its Manslaughter, Involvement of Assessors in Criminal, BAKIRI RAJABU
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Admission of Confession, Subsequent Confession, Where Actual Torture is Involved the Purported Confession Should Not Be Admitted, YUSUPH SYLVESTER
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AGE OF THE VICTIM IN A COURT OF LAW CAN BE PROVED BY A PARENT VICTIM
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ALIBI, WHETHER THE BURDEN IS ON THE ACCUSED TO PROVE ALIBI
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APPELLANT FORCED TO MAKE ADMISSION OF GUILT IN HIS CAUTIONED STATEMENT, TRIAL COURT MUST GIVE DUE CONSIDERATION TO THE MATTER
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APPELLANT NOT AFFORDED OPPORTUNITY TO CROSS EXAMINE DEPONENT
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Application to Recall a Witness Has to Be Keenly Attended to, Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Adverse Inference, Dock Identification, HAMISI LUGUMBA
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ASSESSING CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES, TRIAL COURT IS BEST PLACED TO ASSESS THE CREDIBILITY OF A WITNESS
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ASSESSMENT OF EVIDENCE, RE-ASSESSMENT OF EVIDENCE BY APPELLATE COURT, DUTY OF FIRST APPELLATE COURT IN MAKING RE-ASSESSMENT
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Both in Civil and Criminal Cases, A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, Doctrine of Recent Possession, BULUNGU NZUNGU
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BURDEN OF PROOF WHEN PROVOCATION IS PLEADED AS A DEFENCE TO A CHARGE OF MURDER, BURDEN ON THE PROSECUTION TO SHOW ABSENCE OF PREOVOCATION
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BURDEN OF PROOF, DUTY TO PROVE ALLEGED FACTS, THE DUTY TO PROVE IS ON THE PARTY ALLEGING, SECTION 102 AND 102 OF THE EVIDENCE ACT
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Cautioned Statement Must Be Recorded Within Four Hours After Arrest, Elements of Murder, Delay to Arrest the Accused Person, NZWELELE LUGAILA
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Cautioned Statement Recorded in the Presence of Other Police Officers is Inadmissible, Evidence of a Co Accused, Failure to Consider Defence Case, CHARLES CHILE
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Chain of Custody, AGNETHA SEBASTIAN
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Chain of Custody, Contents of a Judgement, Search Warrant, Failure to Consider the Defence Evidence, DPP Consent, DPP Certificate, PETER KABI
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CHILD OF TENDER AGE TESTIFIES BEFORE THE COURT OF LAW WITHOUT TAKING AN OATH OR MAKING AN AFFIRMATION, HE OR SHE MUST PROMISE TO TELL THE TRUTH AND NOT TO TELL LIES
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CIRCUSTANTIAL EVIDENCE ALONE CAN SUSTANIN A CONVICTION FOR MURDER
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Conditions for the Admission of Witness Statement, Admission of a Dying Declaration, Suspicion However Strong is Not Enough, ADINARDI IDDY SALIMU
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CONFESSION MADE IN CONSEQUENCE OF A TEMPORAL INDUCEMENT RESULTING FROM VIOLENCE, WHETHER PROPER
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Contradictions in Evidence, Burden of Proof in Criminal Cases, Delay to Take the Victim to Hospital, Visual Identification, DANIEL WASONGA
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Contradictions in Evidence, Credibility of Witnesses, Evidence of a Single Witness, Visual Identification, High Court May Regulate Its Own Practice, MAKONYO KIBUNA
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Contradictions in Evidence, Dock Identification is Preceded by Identification Parade, Failure to Name a Suspect, Reception of Evidence of a Child, FAHADI KHALIFA
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CORROBORATION THE EVIDENCE OF A CHILD OF TENDER YEARS
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CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE, WHEN TO BE APPLIED, MEANING AND FUNCTION OF CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE
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COURT WITNESS, CIRCUSTANCES UNDER WHICH A COURT CAN CALL ITS OWN WITNESS
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Credibility of Witnesses, Contradictions in Evidence, A Witness Who Tell Lies, Reception of Evidence of a Child, Omission of The Word Unlawful, SHABANI GERVAS
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Credibility of Witnesses, Delay to Arrest the Accused Person, Principle of an Adverse Inference, Poorly Prosecuted Case, CHACHA MATIKO MAGIGE
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Credibility of Witnesses, The Concurrent Findings of Lower Courts Cannot Be Interfered With, KHALFAN RUNYENYE MCHINJIKO
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Defence of Alibi, Joinder of Counts in Charge, Visual Identification and Recognition, Burden of Proof in Criminal Cases, Ability to Name a Suspect, HASSANI UGOYA
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DEFENCE OF ALIBI
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Discovery of New Evidence is a Ground for Review in the High Court and Not in Court of Appeal, Grounds for Review, ISAYA LINUS CHENGULA
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, ADMISSIBILITY OF DOCUMENT REQUIRED TO BE STAMPED BUT NOT STAMPED, CONTRACT OF SALE OF A HOUSE NOT STAMPED
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, ANNEXES ATTACHED TO THE PLAINT BUT NOT TENDERED IN EVIDENCE IN COURT AS EXHIBITS, WHATHER THE COURT MAY DECIDE A CASE ON THE BASIS OF SUCH ANNEXES
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, ANNEXES TO THE PLAINT, WHATHER DOCUMENTS ATTACHED AS ANNEXES TO THE PLAINT MAY BE TAKEN AS DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE TENDERED IN COURT
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ESTOPPEL, APPLICATION OF ESTOPPELS RULE , SUITS FOR DECLARATION OF PROPER LANDLORD
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'S RE-EVALUATION OF EVIDENCE OF TRIAL COURT, PRINCIPLES TO BE APPLIED
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EVIDENCE MUST BE TAKEN UNDER OATH OR AFFIRMATION
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Evidence of Co-Accused, Search Without Warrant, Who Can Issue a Trophy Evaluation Certificate, Definition of A Game Ranger, Cautioned Statement, JAMALI MSOMBE
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Evidence of Handwriting, Expert Evidence, Judgment of a Court of Law Has to Be Reasoned, Principle Against Omnibus Sentencing, MICHAEL MWAKALULA NJUMBA
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Evidence of Recognition, A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, Ability of a Witness to Name a Suspect, HANDO HAU PETRO
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Evidence of Recognition, Concurrent Findings by The Lower Courts Cannot Be Interfered, A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, THOMAS JOSEPH CHITOTO
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Evidence of Recognition, Visual Identification, Identification by Voice, Suspicion, HEKIMA MADAWA MBUNDA
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Evidence of Relatives orThe Defence of Alibi, Evidence of Recognition, Ability of a Witness to Name a Suspect, FRED MATHIAS MARWA
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Evidence of Relatives, Credibility of Witnesses, Concurrent Findings by The Lower Courts Cannot Be Interfered, Matters Not Raised in Lower Courts, ELIAS MWANGOKA
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Evidence of Relatives, Credibility of Witnesses, Proof of the Victim Age, OYOMBE OCHIENG JULIUS
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Evidence of Relatives, Defence Case Must Be Considered, No Particular Number of Witnesses, Clinical Officer is a Qualified Medical Practitioner, SOSPETER RAMADHANI
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Evidence of Visual Identification, Contradictions in Evidence, REVOCATUS LUHEGA KISANDU
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Evidence of Visual Identification, Credibility of Witnesses, HELENIKO NDIMKI KALEJI
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Evidence of Visual Identification, Evidence of Recognition, Failure to Evaluate Evidence, Credibility of Witnesses, Defence of Alibi, JACKSON STEPHANO MAGESA
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EVIDENCE OF VISUAL IDENTIFICATION
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EVIDENCE OF VOICE IDENTIFICATION
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Exception to the Rule that a Prosecutor Cannot Tender Evidence, Evidential Value of Oral and Direct Account of a Witness, Credibility of Witnesses, DANIEL MALOGO MAKASI
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EXPERT EVIDENCE, WHEN AND HOW EXPERT EVIDENCE IS APPLICABLE
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EXTRA JUDICIA STATEMENT, UNCORRABORATED EXTRA JUDICIAL STATEMET
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FAILURE TO AFFIX STAMP DUTY ON AN INTRUMENT, EFFECT THEREOF SECTION 5 AND 46(1) OF THE STAMP DUTY ACT
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Failure to Call a Material Witness, The Principle of Adverse Inference, Ability of a Witness to Name a Suspect, Credibility of Witnesses, CHARLES KASSIM KITOBE
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Failure to Consider the Defence Case, Rape is Not Proved by Medical Evidence Alone, Proof of The Victim Age, SAID PETER NDIRA SAID RAMADHANI
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Failure to Cross Examine a Witness, Evidence of Visual Identification, Failure to Evaluate Evidence, Requirement to Read Out the Witnesses Evidence, OMARY MPONELA
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Failure to Raise an Objection During the Admission of Exhibits, Admission of Exhibits, A Trial Within a Trial, MALULA CHEMU MALULA
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Failure to Tender Evidence in Court, Failure to Tender the Item Which is the Subject Matter of the Charge, the Charge Remain Unproved, JONATHAN JOSEPH
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FAILURE TO TENDER PHYSISCAL OBJECT, IT IS NOT ALWAYS THAT EXHIBITS HAVE TO BE BROUGHT IN COURT TO PROVE AN OFFENCE
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Fingerprint Evidence, Confession, Cautioned Statement, A Trial Within a Trial, Admission of Evidence Illegally Obtained, Visual Identification, MUGANYIZI PETER
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HEARSAY EVIDENCE IS INCAPABLE OF GROUNDING A CONVICTION
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HOSTILE WITNESS, STATEMENT MADE BY WITNESS WHO LATER RETRACTS IT AND IS DECLARED A HOSTILE WITNESS, WHETHER THAT STATEMENT MAY FORM THE BAISI OF CONVICTION
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IDENTIFICATION BY NAME, WHATHER IDENTIFICATION BY NAME IS SATISFACTORY WHERE THE WITNESS KNOWS THE ACCUSED PERSONS
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IRREGULARTIES IN AN IDENTIFICATION PARADE, WHETHER ANY IRREGULARITY IN CONDUCTING PARADE VIOLATES THE WHOLE IDENTIFICATION EVIDENCE
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IT IS A MANDATORY REQUIREMENT THAT A WITNESS MUST BE SWORN OR AFFIRM BEFORE HIS EVIDENCE IS RECORDED
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IT IS NOT A LEGAL REQUIREMENT THAT THE ACCUSED PERSON SHOULD BE REMINDED OF THE CHARGE BEFORE PRONOUNCING A JUDGEMENT AGAINST HIM
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It is the Duty of the Court to Examine Whether the Documents Produced in Court Were Legally Issued, Re-Evaluation of Evidence, MARY AGNES MPELUMBE
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LIES, WHEN LIES BY AN ACCUSED PERSON CAN BE CONSIDERED IN DETERMINING HIS GUILT
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Meaning of an Examination in Chief, Magistrate has No Mandate to Examine the Witnesses in Chief, Principle of Fair Trial, Right to be Heard, KASSIM SALUM MNYUKWA
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NATURAL JUSTICE REQUIRED AN OPPORTUNITY TO CROSS EXAMINE THE DEPONENT
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New Position, Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Conviction Can Be Based On Only S. 127(6) Without Complying with S. 127(2), WAMBURA KIGINGA
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Not Every Witness with an Interest to Serve is an Accomplice, Presumption Regarding Being Found in Possession of a Forged Document, Common Intention, JUSTICE KATITI
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Object Not Tendered as an Exhibit Does Not Form Part of the Evidence, Inventories Are Used in Proceedings Involving Perishable Items, ALEX MWALUPULAGE MAMBA
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PRESUMPTION OF EXISTENCE OF FACT, WHETHER PERSON FOUND IN POSSESSION OF PROPERTY OF MURDEWRED PERSON AT THE TIME OF MURDER MAY BE PRESUMED TO HAVE TAKEN IN HIS MURDER SECTION122 OF TEA
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Principles Governing Reliability of the Circumstantial Evidence, The Defence of Insanity, Involvement of Assessors in Criminal Trials, BAKARI YUSUPH HARID MKOKO
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Proof of Fraud in Civil Cases, Admission of Evidence of Handwriting, He Who Alleges Must Prove, Non-Inclusion of Document in Record of Appeal, HAPPY KAITIRA BURILO
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PROOFING OF IDENTIFICATION BY SINGLE WITNESSES, SORROUNDING CIRCUSTANCES, CREDIBILITY OF WITNESES
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Reasons for Admitting Documents Which Were Not Listed, Obiter Dictum, Review is Not an Appeal in Disguise, There Must Be an End to Litigation, ACER PETROLEUM
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RECENT POSSESION
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Reception of Additional Evidence on Appeal at the Court of Appeal, Leave to Add Additional Ground of Appeal, KARIAKOO AUCTION MART v. MASHAKA DYANGA
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Reception of Evidence in the CMA, Evidence Must Be Given Under Oath, ALICE MWAMSOJO
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Reception of Evidence in the CMA, Evidence Must Be Given Under Oath, GABRIEL BONIFACE NKAKATISI
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Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Defence of Alibi, PF3 is Not the Only Evidence to Prove the Offence of Rape, FRANK JULIUS NDEGE
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Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Matters Not Raised in Lower Courts, DEO JOHN
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Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, No Particular Number of Witnesses is Required, Proof of The Victim Age in Rape, WILLIAM NTUMBI
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Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Sentence for Rape Committed to A Girl Below the Age of 10 Years, WILSON MUSA JUMANNE
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Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, Sentence for Rape of a Girl Under the Age of 10 Years is Life Imprisonment, EMMANUEL MASANJA
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Reception of The Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, JOHN MKORONGO JAMES
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Reception of The Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, The Law Before 2016, Voire Dire Test, A Document Must Be Read Out After Its Admission, CHARLES WILLIAM
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Recording The Statements in the Presence of Other Police Officers, Involvement of Assessors in Criminal Trials, Retrial Principles, BAKARI AHMAD NAKAMO
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RIGHT TO CROSS EXAMINE, ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE BY WAY OF AFFIDAVIT TAKEN ON APPEAL
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SOME APPELLANTS DID NOT TESTIFY AT THE TRIAL, APPELLANTS REPRESENTED BY ADVOCATE, WHETHER APPELLANTS ENTITLED TO OBTAIN JUDGEMENT IN THEIR FAVOUR
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STATEMENT MADE TO A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN THE PRESENCE OF A COURT MESSENGER AND POLICE, WHTHER STATEMENT IWAS TRUE AND FREELY MADE
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Statement Not Objected Will Be Presumed to Have Been Voluntarily Made, He Who Confesses to A Crime is the Best Witness, First Offender, CHANDE ZUBERI NGAYAGA
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STATEMENT OF ACCUSED BEFORE THE POLICE, MUST BE CERTIFIED BY THE ACCUSED
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TESTIMONY BY ACCUSED PERSON, ACCUSED PERSON REFUSING TO ANSWER QUESTION, WHETHER ACCUSED PERSON WHO OPTS TO TESTIFY MAY REFUSE TO ANSWER QUESTION
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The Determination of Authenticity of a Signature on a Document is a Task for Forensic Document Examiners, Failure to Take Essential Steps, COSTANCIA CHAILA
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The Law Regarding the Value and Weight of a Retracted or Repudiated Confessional Statement, HAMIS MUHIBU ABDALLAH
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THE LAW REGARDS THE CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES IS SETTLED THAT EVERY WITNESSES IS ENTITLED CREDENCE UNLESS THERE ARE COGENT REASONS NOT TO BELIEVE A WITNESS.
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THERE IS NO LAW PREVENTING LAW ENFOECEMENT AGENTS FROM TESTIFYING ON A MATTER RELATED TO THEIR WORK OR OTHERWISE, CREDIBILITY OF WITNESS
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There Is No Specific Number of Witnesses Required to Prove the Fact in Issue, Matters Not Raised in Lower Courts, Visual Identification, MARWA CHACHA NYAISURE
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Unfair Rejection of the Documentary Evidence at the Admission Stage, The Court Should Not Rush to Determine the Case, WAYSAFI INVESTMENT, ANGELINA REUBEN
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UNSWORN EVIDENCE OF A CHILD OF TENDE YEARS NEEDS CORROBORATION
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Visual Identification, Ability to Name a Suspect at the Earliest Possible Time, Credibility of Witnesses, Uncertainty of the Verdict, MATATA WEKWE
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Visual Identification, Credibility of Witnesses, Ability of A Witness to Name a Suspect, Reception of Evidence of a Child of Tender Age, NGARU JOSEPH
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Who May Tender Exhibit, A Prosecutor Cannot Tender Exhibit, Broken Chain of Custody, JUMA IDD DUDE
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WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION STATING THAT THEY SMELLED BHANG, WHETHER THE STATEMENT BY THE WITNESS IS SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT CONVICTION
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WITNESS OF A TENDER AGE, NO CORROBORATED EVIDENCE, WHETHER CONVICTION MAY STAND ON EVIDENCE OF WITNESS OF TENDER AGE WITHOUT CORROBORATION
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WITNESS OF TENDER AGE, NO VOIRE DIRE WHETHER THAT IS AN IRREGULARITY, SECTION 381(1) OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ACT
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CHAIN OF CUSTODY
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EVIDENCE GIVEN WITHOUT CONDUCTING VOIRE DIRE EXAMINATION BUT CORROBORATED BY AN ADULT WITNESS, WHETHER THE OMMISSION RENDERED EVIDENCE WORTHLESS
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EVIDENCE OF A CHILD OF TENDER YEARS
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EVIDENCE OF RELATIVES, WHETHER EVIDENCE OF RELATIVES SHOULD BE DISCREDITED
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EVIDENCE OF TENDER AGE, NEED TO BE CONDUCTED IN A PROPER VOIRE DIRE EXAMINATION
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EVIDENCE OF USE OR THREAT OF ACTUAL USE OF VIOLENCE TO STEAL OR RETAIN STOLEN PROPERTY IS ESSENTIAL
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– child witness promise to tell the truth
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— no fixed number of witnesses but adverse inference when material witnesses omitted;
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; Child witness testimony; corroboration by relatives and clinical evidence;
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admissibility and formal requirements for cautioned statements
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admissibility and weight of oral confessions to civilian witnesses
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admissibility of confessions
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Admissibility of documentary evidence
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Admissibility of witness testimony
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Burden of proof beyond reasonable doub1
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Burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt
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child of tender age
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Child witness competency and promise to tell the truth
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circumstantial evidenc1
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Circumstantial evidence must be
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Circumstantial evidence
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competence of child witnes1
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competence of child witness
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Competency inquiry
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credibility and medical corroboratio1
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credibility and medical corroboration
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Evidence Act amendment
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EVIDENCE CASES
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exhibits cleared for admission must be read aloud
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Exhibits not read aloud after admission must be expunged
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Hostile witness procedure
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identification by recognition at night
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Identification parades
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mandatory oath
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PF3 properly admitted
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proof and admissibility of wills
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proof of age and penetration
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reliance on victim
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Sexual offence
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Unsworn testimony of accused
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variance between charge particulars and evidence
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Variance between charge sheet particulars and trial evidence
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Visual identificatio1
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Visual identificatio2
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Visual identificatio3
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visual identification
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CAUTION STASTEMENT, STATEMENT RECORDED BY A POLICEMAN UNDER THE RANK OF CORPORAL, WHETHER STATEMENT ADMISSIBLE
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CHARACTER EVIDENCE PREJUDICIAL TO THE CHARACTER OF THE DECEASED, WHETHER THE EVIDENCE IS ADMISSIBLE WHEN THE DEATH OR OTS CAUSE IS IN ISSUE
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CIRCUMSTANCES EVIDENCE ALONE MAY FORM THE BASIS OF A CONVICTION FOR MURDER
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COMPETENCE WITNESS, INVESTIGATOR AS WITNESS
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'S EVIDENCE IN COURT CONTRADICTING HER ACCOUNT GIVEN TO ANOTHER PROSECUTION WITNESSES AT THE TSCENE CRIME
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CORROBORATION IN SEXUAL OFFENBCE
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CUSTODY OF EXIBITS, NEED TO KNOW IN WHOSE CUSTODY EXHIBITS WERE KEPT
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DIFFERENCE ON THE REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED ON AN AFFIDAVIT AND THOSE ON WITNESS STATEMENTS
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, ANNEXES ATTACHED TO THE PLAINT BUT NOT TENDERED IN EVIDENCE IN COURT AS EXHIBITS, WHETHER THE COURT MAY DECIDE A CASE ON THE BASIS OF SUCH ANNEXES
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE, ANNEXES TO THE PLAINT, WHETHER DOCUMENTS ATTACHED AS ANNEXES TO THE PLAINT MAY TO BE TAKEN AS DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE TENDERED IN COURT
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DOCUMENTS NOT ADMIITED IN EVIDENCE DOCUMENTARY EXHIBITS ADMITTED IN EVIDENCE BUT NOT FORMING PART OF THE RECORD OF THE SUIT
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EFFECT OF MISHANDLING OF EXHIBITS
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EFFECT OF WEAKNESSES OF DEFENCE CASE ON THE BURDEN OF PROOF
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EVALUATION OF EVIDENCE IN APPEAL
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EXHIBITS ALLEGED TO BE DANGEROUS DRUGS HELD AND NOT ACCOUNTED FOR BY PROSECUTION FOR FIVE DAYS
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EXPERT EVIDENCE, STANDARDS OF ACCURACY AND OBJECTIVITY REQUIRED, ROLE AN EXPERT SHOULD ASSUME
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EXPERT EVIDENCE, WHEN EXPERT EVIDENCE MAY BE CONTRACTED BY LEVY WITNESSES
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EXPERT WITNESESS, OPINION OF AN EXPERT WITNESS CAN WORK OVERRIDE CREDIBLE AND TRUTHWORTHLY EVIDENCE OF AN AN EYE WITNESESS
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FACTS IN ISSUE, NEED TO PROVE ALL FACTS IN ISSUE BY EVIDENCE SECTION 7 OF TEA
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FAILURE TO EXAMINE COPY WITH THE ORIGINAL, EFFECT OF SUCH FAILURE
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'S FINDINGS ON CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES
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GRAVE SUSPICION AGAINST AN ACCUSED
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IDENTIFICATION BY NAME, WHETHER IDENTIFICATION BY NAME IS SATISFACTORY WHERE THE WITNESS KNOWS THE ACCUSED PERSONS
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IDENTIFICATION OF OFFENDEWR, OFFENDER NOT NAMED BY A WITNESSES WHEN THE FIST OPPORTUNITY PRESENTED ITSELF, OFFENDER NAMED AFTER SOMETIME, CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES
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— Competence of witnesses
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– last person seen with deceased
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admissibility of documents not listed at committal
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reliance on confessions
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Accused convicted of murder on confessions corroborated by independent witnesses
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Acquittal upheld where missing corroborative witnesses and inconsistent medical
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Admissibility and weight of a lower court
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Appellant failed to prove land ownership
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Circumstantial evidenc1
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Circumstantial evidenc2
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Circumstantial evidence and burden of proof
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circumstantial evidence and doctrine of last seen
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Circumstantial evidence that does not exclude reasonable alternative hypotheses cannot sustain a criminal conviction
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circumstantial evidence
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Confessions leading to recovery and credible identification sustained armed robbery conviction
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confessions
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dentification and forensic fingerprint evidence
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EVIDENCE CASES
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Extension of time granted where applicants produced new material evidence and showed prompt
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Failure to produce the written loan agreement defeated excessive interest claim
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Identification parade
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late production of documents
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's improper cross examination of child witness vitiated conviction
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Prima facie case
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Prima facie ownership dispute existed
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requirement for a complete chain of circumstances
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Requirement that witnesses swear or affirm
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Retracted cautioned statement and incomplete circumstantial evidence led to acquittal for murder
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Variance between charge sheet particulars and evidence
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Victim testimony and medical evidence sufficed to establish statutory rape against the applicant despite no DNA
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visual identification reliability where complainant intoxicated
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Whether possession of 109 kg cannabis was proven and chain of custody maintained