guide questions
1. Explain the principle of RES INTER ALIOS ACTA. Give at least three examples to demonstrate it.
2.What is the best evidence rule? Explain the exceptions of the rule.
3. What are the three essential requisites for the application of "declaration against interest"?
4.Define self-serving interest? What makes a "self-serving" interest affidavit "inadmissible"? When does it become admissible?
5. Explain the res gestae rule. Contrast it with the "dying declaration".
6.Explain the "dEAD Man Statute". What are the exceptions to the rule.
7.Explain Parole Evidence Rule. Illustrate using a case.
8.State the types of disqualification by reason of "privilege" as outlined under the rules of evidence. There are some other disqualifications "outside" the rules of evidence. Mention some of these.Read: AIR PHILIPPINES CORPORATION, Petitioner,vs.PENNSWELL, INC
9. When is an evidence (a) irrelevant (b) immaterial (c) incompetent? Explain.
10. In what situations or instances will the "rules of evidence" be not strictly applied? Cite at least two examples.
1. Explain the principle of RES INTER ALIOS ACTA. Give at least three examples to demonstrate it.
2.What is the best evidence rule? Explain the exceptions of the rule.
3. What are the three essential requisites for the application of "declaration against interest"?
4.Define self-serving interest? What makes a "self-serving" interest affidavit "inadmissible"? When does it become admissible?
5. Explain the res gestae rule. Contrast it with the "dying declaration".
6.Explain the "dEAD Man Statute". What are the exceptions to the rule.
7.Explain Parole Evidence Rule. Illustrate using a case.
8.State the types of disqualification by reason of "privilege" as outlined under the rules of evidence. There are some other disqualifications "outside" the rules of evidence. Mention some of these.Read: AIR PHILIPPINES CORPORATION, Petitioner,vs.PENNSWELL, INC
9. When is an evidence (a) irrelevant (b) immaterial (c) incompetent? Explain.
10. In what situations or instances will the "rules of evidence" be not strictly applied? Cite at least two examples.
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