12 Questions
What is evidence in a judicial proceeding?
A means of ascertaining the truth about a matter of fact
How is evidence distinguished from proof?
Proof establishes the truth, while evidence assists in establishing the truth
What is the purpose of evidence in a lawsuit?
To prove or disprove an issue in the case
Where are the rules of evidence specifically applicable?
In all judicial proceedings
What should parties in litigation do to ascertain the truth?
Use all rational means available
Why are administrative bodies not strictly bound by the rules of evidence?
They are not courts and have their own procedures
What is the difference between proof and evidence?
Proof is the result, and evidence is the means to establish proof.
Which type of evidence is defined as 'an affair of logic and law'?
Competent Evidence
What does 'Factum probandum' refer to?
The proposition to be established.
Which type of evidence can be further classified as Direct or Circumstantial?
Relevant Evidence
What is the main role of Factum probans in establishing proof?
It perfects the evidence.
Under what conditions is evidence considered admissible?
When it is relevant to the issue and not excluded by the law or rules.
Learn about the definition of evidence in judicial proceedings according to the Rules of Court. Understand the importance of evidence as a means of establishing the truth in a court case.
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