Principle

PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE β€” Traditional Evidence β€” Conflict Within Plaintiff’s Own Case β€” Principle in Kojo v. Bonsie Inapplicable

Area of law
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that the Kojo v. Bonsie principle is inapplicable where the conflict is within the plaintiff's own case, not between the parties' traditional histories. The principle applies in traditional evidence cases. It ensures that the principle is only applied to genuine conflicts between…

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