Relevance of facts confines evidence to facts in issue and legally relevant facts, subject to civil procedural restrictions. Section 5 confines admissible evidence to facts in issue and other facts declared relevant, excluding matters outside those categories. Its scope is ... Summary
Relevance of facts confines evidence to facts in issue and legally relevant facts, subject to civil procedural restrictions.
Section 5 confines admissible evidence to facts in issue and other facts declared relevant, excluding matters outside those categories. Its scope is subject to applicable civil-procedure restrictions, and it does not permit proof of facts barred by those requirements. A party that fails to produce a bond at the first hearing may subsequently produce or prove its contents only in accordance with prescribed civil-procedure conditions.
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