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In what circumstances is evidence from a list, register, or periodical admissible as proof of a relevant matter?
In what circumstances is evidence from a list, register, or periodical admissible as proof of a relevant matter?
- When the compilation is published for general use by the public
- When the compilation is published by a recognized expert in the field
- When the compilation is approved by the court
- When the compilation is used and relied upon by persons engaged in a specific occupation (correct)
Under what conditions can a published treatise be considered admissible as evidence?
Under what conditions can a published treatise be considered admissible as evidence?
- If it is cited in an official court document
- If it is written by a famous author
- If it is referenced in a legal brief
- If its author is considered an expert in the subject by the court (correct)
In what situation can the testimony or deposition of a witness given in a former case be used as evidence?
In what situation can the testimony or deposition of a witness given in a former case be used as evidence?
- If the witness is a family member of the deceased
- If the witness is unavailable due to health reasons
- If the witness has moved out of the country
- If the adverse party had an opportunity to cross-examine the witness in the former case (correct)
What type of publication is considered admissible for proving a relevant matter based on Rule 130?
What type of publication is considered admissible for proving a relevant matter based on Rule 130?
If a treatise is authored by an individual respected in their profession, how can this affect its admissibility as evidence?
If a treatise is authored by an individual respected in their profession, how can this affect its admissibility as evidence?
What is a requirement for utilizing testimony or deposition from a deceased witness given in a former proceeding as evidence?
What is a requirement for utilizing testimony or deposition from a deceased witness given in a former proceeding as evidence?
What is required for an extra-judicial confession to be admissible as evidence?
What is required for an extra-judicial confession to be admissible as evidence?
According to Section 35, Rule 130, when can similar acts be admissible as evidence?
According to Section 35, Rule 130, when can similar acts be admissible as evidence?
What does the rule of res inter alios acta, as per Section 34, Rule 130, state?
What does the rule of res inter alios acta, as per Section 34, Rule 130, state?
Under what conditions can the uncorroborated testimony of a single eyewitness be enough to prove the corpus delicti?
Under what conditions can the uncorroborated testimony of a single eyewitness be enough to prove the corpus delicti?
What is the primary purpose of admitting similar acts as evidence under Section 35, Rule 130?
What is the primary purpose of admitting similar acts as evidence under Section 35, Rule 130?
In what form must an extra-judicial confession be presented to be admissible as evidence?
In what form must an extra-judicial confession be presented to be admissible as evidence?
What does Rule 130 allow regarding the opinion of a witness?
What does Rule 130 allow regarding the opinion of a witness?
According to Rule 133, what factors may the court consider in determining the weight to be given to an expert witness opinion?
According to Rule 133, what factors may the court consider in determining the weight to be given to an expert witness opinion?
Under what circumstances may the opinion of an ordinary witness be received in evidence according to Section 53?
Under what circumstances may the opinion of an ordinary witness be received in evidence according to Section 53?
In legal proceedings, what can an ordinary witness provide an opinion on if they have adequate knowledge?
In legal proceedings, what can an ordinary witness provide an opinion on if they have adequate knowledge?
What does Rule 133 specify regarding the weight to be given to an expert witness opinion?
What does Rule 133 specify regarding the weight to be given to an expert witness opinion?
Which section allows a witness to testify on their impressions of emotion, behavior, condition, or appearance of a person?
Which section allows a witness to testify on their impressions of emotion, behavior, condition, or appearance of a person?
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