Relevancy of facts: Evidence limited to facts in issue and declared relevant, subject to civil procedure restrictions. Evidence is admissible only of every fact in issue and of such other facts as the statute declares to be relevant, and of no others; this admissibility is ... Summary
Relevancy of facts: Evidence limited to facts in issue and declared relevant, subject to civil procedure restrictions.
Evidence is admissible only of every fact in issue and of such other facts as the statute declares to be relevant, and of no others; this admissibility is subject to civil procedure rules that may disentitle a person from proving a fact, as illustrated by examples concerning facts in issue in a homicide and procedural conditions for producing a bond.
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