Direct evidence

Evidence presented in a case must always be direct evidence, which means that it cannot be hearsay or circumstantial evidence, but has to be clear evidence of a fact or happening.

direct evidence

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Proof of a fact without the need for other facts leading up to it. For example, direct evidence that dodos are not extinct would be a live dodo.

evidence

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(evidential matter) includes written and electronic information (such as checks, records of electronic fund transfers, invoices, contracts, and other information) that permits the ...

evidence

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Information offered to support a conclusion or judgment.

stamp

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official mark that indicates genuineness, validity or payment of a duty or charge

Stamp

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On legal documents

petitioner

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A party who presents a petition to a court or other official body.

annuity

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This is a fixed sum of money paid to a person at fixed times, such as yearly.

prenuptial agreement

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It is a contract between two persons about to marry regarding property settlement in the event of divorce.

arbitration

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Setting a dispute out of the court by presenting arguments to a person acting as an arbitrator.

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Argentine mastiff

Also know as Argentine dogo, the Argentine mastiff is a large, white, powerful dog with a massive skull and strong jaws. The species was originally ...