CLJ_REVIEWER

the means sanctioned by the rules of court of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth, respecting a matter of fact

• Evidence

• Proof

• basis

Ultimate fact or the proposition to be estabished

• FACTUM PROBANDUM

• FACTUM PROBANS

• FACTUM PROBAND

The material evidencing the proposition. It is the evdentiary fact by which the factum probandum is established

• FACTUM PROBANS

• FACTUM PROBANDUM

• FACTUM PROBANSITY

Evidence which proves directly the fact in dispute without the aid of any inference or presumption

• Direct evidence

• Circumstantial Evidence

• Prima Facie Evidence

Proof of facts from which, taken either singly or collecively, the existence of the particular fact in dispute may be inferred as a necessary or probable consequence

• Direct Evidence

• Circumstantial Evidence

• Prima Facie Evidence

Standing alone unexplained or uncontrameddicted, is sufficient to maintain the proposition affir

• PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE

• CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE

• DIRECT EVIDENCE

Evidence by which is not able to stand alone to prove a fact, but rather support, strengthens or confirms other evidence

• Conclusive Evidence

• PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE

• CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE

Refers to an evidence that is strong and convincing that leaves no room for doubt, could not be contradicted

• Corrobarative Evidence

• Conclusive Evidence

• PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE

It does not introduce new facts but simply repeats or strengthens the same point, it is an additional evidence bthat supports fact

• Corroborative Evidence

• Cumulative Evidence

• Conclusive Evidence

Evidence directly addressed to the senses of the court and is capable of beng exhibited to, examine or viewed by the court
Also known as autoptic proference or real/physical evidence

• Object evidence

• Direct Evidence

• TestimonialEvidence