EVIDENCE LAW — Admissibility — Inadmissible Evidence Admitted Without Objection — Distinction Between Evidence Never Admissible and Evidence Admissible Under Conditions

This principle establishes a distinction between evidence never admissible in law and evidence admissible under conditions; the former cannot be acted upon even if admitted without objection, and the appellate court will entertain a complaint. The principle applies where admissibility is challenged. It ensures that…