Email: bbcnoun@gmail.com Whatsapp: 08131667008 PUL445 Question: The concepts that regulate what facts that can be received in evidence and what cannot are - Answer: Relevancy and Admissibility Question: Evidence which consists of several ancillary pieces of evidence none of which is direct on the facts in issue but a combination of which justifies a finding that the facts in issue is proved is referred to as - Answer: circumstantial evidence Question: Which type of evidence is referred to as oblique evidence Answer: circumstantial evidence Question: An inference which a court must drawfrom a given set of facts is referred to as Answer: Presumption of law Question: When is conclusive evidence also called irrebutable presumption of law Answer: when the law forbids evidence to the contrary Question: Which of the following is anything, state of things, or relation of things capable of being perceived by the senses. Answer: Fact Question: Which of these may be placed before the court in order that it may decide issues of fact. Answer: Evidence Question: The following may alter the facts in issue in a case Answer: Pleadings Question: Which aspect of law does Law of Evidence belong to- Answer: Adjectival law Question: An assertion of a human being offered as proof of the truth of that which is asserted is - Answer: Oral Evidence Email: bbcnoun@gmail.com Whatsapp: 08131667008