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The duty of the court to expunge evidence which is contrary to pleadings and inadvertently admitted
The rule that a court has the power to expunge inadmissible evidence that was wrongly admitted during trial, at judgment stage or on appeal
The rule that both the trial and appellate courts have the power to expunge improperly admitted evidence
Whether an appellate court can expunge inadmissible evidence which was admitted and used by a trial court
Whether an appellate court has the jurisdiction to expunge a piece of evidence wrongly admitted by the trial court
Whether a trial judge can expunge evidence
Whether a trial judge can expunge evidence because another judge is going to take over the case
Whether the court can expunge evidence that is admissible upon the fulfilment of certain conditions
Whether the court has power to expunge evidence conflicting with the plaintiff's pleadings
Whether the court has power to expunge from its records evidence or document admitted without any objection or by consent of counsel
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