Principle

CUSTOMARY LAW — Proof of Custom — Requirement of Cogent and Credible Evidence

Area of law
CUSTOMARY LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that cogent and credible evidence must be strong and uncontroverted, and may be weakened by cross-examination, contradiction, or conflicting evidence from the same side. The principle applies in proof of custom. It ensures that evidence is reliable. The principle reflects the requirements…

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