LAWS314 : Evidence Notes.docx

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Most of the classic rules of evidence are specifically worded to only apply in certain circumstances. This is defined in s4 and it is unlikely to involve a tribunal. Points: within the evidence act there is no obvious attempt to govern a tribunal. Although there is no attempt to govern tribunals there are provisions in the evidence act that do not have this specific focus on proceedings . However, it is still unclear or unlikely that it will extend to tribunals this is because everyone knows that tribunals are left to their own. See the outline page 1 for the sections of strange acts i. e. in the children"s and young persons and their families. Act 1989 there is a section for evidence (s195). Because of the situation in these cases the evidence rules may not be applied, it may include evidence that is otherwise admissible.

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