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Admissibility of traditional evidence on boundaries and community history as an exception to the hearsay rule
How conflicting traditional evidence should be resolved
Legal effect of a situation where traditional evidence fails to find favour of the Court
Position of the law where the Court is faced with conflicting traditional evidence
The applicable principle where both parties rely on traditional evidence
The best mode of evaluating traditional evidence
The nature of traditional evidence
The rule that traditional evidence if found to be cogent and credible and accepted by the trial Court is sufficient for a grant of declaration of title
The test for resolving conflicting traditional evidence
The test to which traditional evidence must be subjected
When traditional evidence will be resorted to
Whether a plaintiff who has successfully established his title directly by traditional evidence needs to prove further acts of ownership
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