Completeness of evidence requires connected material necessary to understand a statement's nature, effect, and surrounding circumstances. Section 39 applies the rule of evidentiary completeness when a statement forms part of a longer statement, conversation, document, electronic record, ... Summary
Completeness of evidence requires connected material necessary to understand a statement's nature, effect, and surrounding circumstances.
Section 39 applies the rule of evidentiary completeness when a statement forms part of a longer statement, conversation, document, electronic record, book, or connected correspondence. Evidence may include only the connected material that the Court considers necessary to understand the statement's nature and effect and the circumstances in which it was made. Material exceeding that necessity is excluded.
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