Explanatory facts establish relevance by clarifying identity, timing, relationships, conduct, and the nature of transactions. Section 9 treats as relevant facts necessary to explain or introduce a fact in issue or relevant fact, support or rebut an inference, establish identity, ... Summary
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Explanatory facts establish relevance by clarifying identity, timing, relationships, conduct, and the nature of transactions.
Section 9 treats as relevant facts necessary to explain or introduce a fact in issue or relevant fact, support or rebut an inference, establish identity, fix time or place, or show parties' relationship to a transaction. Relevance extends only to the extent necessary for those purposes. Facts explaining conduct or a transaction may be relevant where they illuminate a fact in issue or relevant fact, while collateral particulars remain excluded unless needed to establish the explanatory connection.
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