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Duty of a court with respect to inadmissible evidence
Duty of court to reject inadmissible evidence
Duty of court with respect to inadmissible evidence wrongly admitted by the court
Duty of the court to expunge inadmissible evidence at the stage of writing its judgment
Duty of the court where inadmissible evidence has been wrongly admitted by the court
Effect of inadmissible evidence wrongly admitted by the court
Power of court with respect to inadmissible evidence
Principles governing the treatment of inadmissible evidence on appeal
Principles guiding the treatment of inadmissible evidence at the trial and appellate courts
The duties of the opposite party and the court with respect to inadmissible evidence
The legal effect of an inadmissible document
The principle that inadmissible evidence can be expunged even at the judgment stage
The two categories of inadmissible evidence and their legal effect
Types of evidence which are inadmissible per se
Whether a court can rely on an evidence it has already declared inadmissible as the basis of its decision
Whether a document is inadmissible merely on the ground of non-stamping
Whether a trial judge can reject inadmissible evidence earlier admitted without objection at the judgment stage
Whether evidence which is in no circumstance admissible in law can be admitted by the consent of the parties
Whether inadmissible evidence can be made admissible by the consent of the parties
Whether the court can act upon inadmissible evidence
Whether the issue of inadmissible evidence can be raised on appeal and the evidence expunged
Whether the issue of wrongful admission of inadmissible evidence must be raised on a ground of appeal
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