Principle

EVIDENCE — Admissibility of Evidence — Objection to Admissibility Must Be Taken at Trial

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that objection to the admissibility of an exhibit must be taken at trial; failure to object adds value to its reliability. The principle applies where admissibility is challenged. It ensures that objections are timely. The principle reflects the effect of failure to…

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