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Attitude of Courts to Unchallenged Evidence
Attitude of Courts to Unchallenged Evidence
Effect of evidence of a witness which is unchallenged in cross-examination
Effect of failure to challenge evidence given by opponent
Effect of unchallenged evidence
Effect of unchallenged evidence by the plaintiff in a claim for declaration of title to land
Effect of unchallenged evidence in a claim for special damages
Exception to the principle that an unchallenged and uncontradicted evidence is deemed admitted
Exception to the rule that unchallenged evidence must be used against the party who ought to have contradicted or challenged the evidence but failed to do so
Nature of the burden of proof placed on a party in an uncontested and unchallenged case
The principle that unchallenged evidence is deemed admitted by the opposing party
The rule that credible evidence that is unchallenged and uncontroverted must be acted upon by the court
The rule that unchallenged evidence is to be accepted on a minimal proof
What happens where a plaintiff's credible evidence is not rebutted or challenged by the defence
Whether an unchallenged evidence/facts that is deemed admitted must be capable of proving and supporting the applicant relying on it
Whether an unchallenged evidence is tantamount to proof
Whether a party need call further evidence on a fact in respect of which evidence called was not challenged
Whether it is in every case in which the evidence called by the plaintiff is unchallenged that judgment must be given in his favour
Whether the court can accept and act on unchallenged evidence
Whether the court is bound in all cases to accept and act on unchallenged evidence
Whether the court is bound to rely on unchallenged evidence that is unreliable
Whether there is a distinction between unchallenged evidence and uncontroverted evidence
Whether unchallenged evidence can be relied on to ground an award
Whether unchallenged evidence must still be evaluated by the court
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