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Effect of failure to prove that a document thumb printed by an illiterate person has been correctly read over and explained to such a person
Effect of failure to raise objection to the admissibility of a document tendered during trial
Proper time to raise objection to the admissibility of a document
The position of the law where a party who has certain documents in his possession fails to produce them
The procedure to be followed where a document is tendered but objected to and the objection is upheld
The rule excluding the admissibility of documents made when proceedings are pending or anticipated
The rule that a document inadmissible per se cannot be admitted in evidence for any purpose
What the appellate court should do where the trial court wrongly rejects a document on account of non-stamping
Where a document is tendered in evidence and the document makes references to other documents accompanying it and there is an objection to the tendering of it, whether the objection must be either to the letter and all its attachments or not at all.
Whether a baptismal certificate is admissible in proof of place and date of birth of a person
Whether a document made 30 years after the grant of land is admissible
Whether a document prepared after an incident is admissible
Whether a document rejected should still form part of the records of the court
Whether a document signed by an illiterate is admissible in the absence of evidence showing that the content was carefully read, interpreted and explained to the illiterate
Whether a documents when admitted in evidence simpliciter may be prejudicial to the trial
Whether a document which bears a wrong stamp is inadmissible
Whether an unstamped document executed whether in Ghana or elsewhere relating to property situate in Ghana or to any matter or thing done or to be done in Ghana is admissible
Whether an unstamped document wrongly received in evidence can be considered in the court's judgment
Whether an unstamped I.O.U is admissible
Whether an unstamped land instrument is admissible
Whether a report is admissible in the absence of the evidence of the author
Whether documents not stamped on order of the court are admissible in evidence
Whether every entry of a business record may be admitted in evidence or accorded full weight if received in evidence
Whether failure to supply documents at least three days before trial makes the documents inadmissible
Whether or not a document (judgment) that is rejected by the court during tendering can be re-tendered
Whether the admissibility of a statement by a court means that the statement is of evidential value
Whether the court can admit, in evidence, a document inconsistent with a prior statement of a witness
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