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Legal Terms - conditional admissibility
the admissibility of evidence whose significance depends on the presence of an unproven hypothesis. The courts allow the admission of such evidence conditionally, pending the demonstration of that fact at a later phase of the litigation. It is sometimes stated that such evidence was received *de bene esse.
the admissibility of evidence whose significance depends on the presence of an unproven hypothesis. The courts allow the admission of such evidence conditionally, pending the demonstration of that fact at a later phase of the litigation. It is sometimes stated that such evidence was received *de bene esse.
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