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Conditions to be satisfied before the evidence of a child can be received by a court

Duty of a court faced with the evidence of a child

Effect of failure to comply with the procedure for receiving the evidence of a child

Investigations to be conducted by a Judge faced with the testimony of a child witness

Position of the law on the evidence of a child

Principles guiding the testimonies of and admissibility of evidence of a child

The principle that it is the court that determines if a child is competent to give evidence and on oath

The rule that the evidence of a child must be corroborated

The rule that the unsworn evidence of a child below the age of 14 years requires corroboration

Whether an accused person can be convicted on the unsworn evidence of a child

Whether an accused person can be convicted on the unsworn evidence of a child which was not corroborated

Whether a trial judge can act on the sworn evidence of a child alone

Whether a trial judge is bound to hold a preliminary inquiry into whether a child witness understands the nature of an oath

Whether the evidence of a child is admissible

Whether the failure of a judge to warn himself before acting on the evidence of a child is fatal to conviction

Whether the judge is required to form an opinion that the child does not understand the nature of an oath

Whether the provision of the Evidence Act will be satisfied where the actual questions and answers put forward in the investigation was not recorded

Whether the questions put to a child witness in order to test his ability to testify must be recorded in the proceedings

Whether the sworn evidence of a child needs to be corroborated

Whether the sworn evidence of a child received without administering the statutory tests is admissible and reliable.

Whether the unsworn evidence of a child need be corroborated

Whether where a child comprehends the essence of an oath, the court needs to further determine whether the child has sufficient intelligence

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