Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE – Discretion to Allow Additional Documents on Appeal – Grant of Leave to Adduce Additional Evidence in Interest of Justice

Area of law
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

The court has discretion to allow additional evidence on appeal. The interest of justice is the guiding principle. The evidence must be relevant and material. The principle applies to both civil and criminal appeals. The court must be satisfied that the evidence could not have…

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