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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Inspection by Judge
Inspection by judge, also known as a judicial view, occurs when a judge personally examines a place, object, or scene relevant to a case. This may involve visiting land, premises, or physical evidence where written descriptions or photographs are insufficient to convey essential facts.
Such inspections are not evidence in themselves but assist the judge in understanding the evidence presented. The process enhances accuracy in fact-finding, particularly in disputes involving land boundaries, construction defects, or physical conditions.
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