Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Traditional History — Pleading Requirements — Necessity of Specific Facts

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Traditional history requires specific pleading of founder, devolution, and founding acts. Gaps are fatal. The principle applies to land disputes. The court will not fill gaps in the plaintiff's case. The rule ensures that traditional evidence is credible. The plaintiff must present a complete history.…

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