Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Traditional Evidence — Conclusiveness of Traditional Evidence

Area of law: EVIDENCE LAW
Court: Supreme Court

Traditional evidence is conclusive only if direct tracing to known original owner is proved. The principle applies to land disputes. Inconclusive tradition requires acts of ownership evidence. The rule ensures that traditional claims are substantiated. The principle is well-established.

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