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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Law of evidence"”.
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The law of corroboration with specific references to Zambia
The domain of this study is entitled "The Law of Corroboration with Specific Reference to Zambia", This is the first study to be made in the area of evidence in Zambia thus the importance of the study. Corroboration in particular, has been a subject of great importance and a subject for discussion …
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A regulatory framework for psycho-legal assessments in South Africa
The study demonstrates that mental health professionals, more specifically psychiatrists and psychologists, conducting psycho-legal assessments in South Africa, play a pivotal role in assisting the courts in ensuring that justice is done. Mental health professionals are involved in numerous …
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Development of powers enabling exclusion of improperly obtained evidence in civil proceedings in England and Wales, Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia
The exclusion of improperly obtained evidence is often discussed in relation to criminal proceedings but not civil proceedings, where concerns about wrongdoing of state actors and deprivation of liberty are not usually present. This thesis takes as its starting points (a) that it is sometimes …
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Evidence for the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ Examined through the Islamic Law
This dissertation argues that evidence for the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ passes examination under the Islamic law of evidence. This is significant because Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world and the only great world religion whose sacred book expressly denies …
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Impact of E-commerce on the Legal Regime in Tanzania. A Case Study of the Law of Contracts in Tanzania vis-à-vis on-line Contracts made in Dar-es-Salaam Region
The objective of this study was to make an analysis on the impact of e-commerce on the contracts made in Tanzania. The specific objectives are to identify the problems that surface the on-line contracts made in Tanzania which contradicts the provisions of the Law of Contract Act of Tanzania. …
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An analysis of the regulatory environment governing electronic evidence in South Africa: suggestions for reform
… – and only electronically. The use of mobile phones, email, social media, and various electronic messaging services are ubiquitous. However, there are several areas of confusion and inconsistent application in the regulation of electronic evidence in South Africa. As a result, the …
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Polygraph testing in the workplace in South Africa : with reflections on the international labour organization standards, United States of America and Federal Republic of Germany
… used in the hiring, disciplining and dismissing of workers. Since the mid-1990s, South Africa's industry has experienced extensive use of polygraph testing, and the trend continues to grow. Polygraph test results are accepted as evidence in labour disputes. The law also permits polygraph testing …
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Polygraph testing in the workplace in South Africa with reflections on the international labour organization standards, United States of America and Federal Republic of Germany
… used in the hiring, disciplining and dismissing of workers. Since the mid-1990s, South Africa's industry has experienced extensive use of polygraph testing, and the trend continues to grow. Polygraph test results are accepted as evidence in labour disputes. The law also permits polygraph testing …
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Legal and Evidential Validity to Electronic Transactions in Commerce and Formation of Contract: Tanzania Perspective
… to have a new outlook with e-contract and e-evidence. When a dispute arises on admissibility and validity of evidence in courts at this electronic age in respect of a business, be it small or big, done through internet by way of e-transactions, rules of e-transactions must be in place. The …
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Die geheueverfrissingsprosedure
The English common law of evidence assigns great importance to the principle of orality in the adjudication of disputes; insists, generally speaking, that a witness' oral statement in court (as opposed to his earlier written account) is the proper evidence; requires that a witness -should as a rule …