Coincidence and circumstance in the law of evidence or 'The Soul's Dusty Answer'

Title: Coincidence and circumstance in the law of evidence or 'The Soul's Dusty Answer'
Creator: Bates, Frank
Relation: Chotanagpur Law Journal Vol. 5, Issue 5, p. 1-19
Publisher: Chotanagpur Law College
Resource Type: journal article
Date: 2012
Description: "Perhaps", writes Weinberg in a stimulating essay, "no branch of the common law has been more resistant to change than the law of evidence. Its ossification through the process of judicial development was virtually complete by the end of the nineteenth century." It is, perhaps, for that reason that there are some issues which remain unresolved and, nonetheless, have attracted scant attention from writers on the area. Such a notion is the apparently mundane one of coincidence and its effect on, and relationship with, other, more apparently established, evidentiary notions and concepts.
Subject: law of evidence; common law; coincidence; circumstance
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1296180
Identifier: uon:19208
Identifier: ISSN:0973-5858
Language: eng
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