Expert evidence
Doctrine in Evidence. 3 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.
- Freedom Limited v Mbarak (Petition (Application) E009 of 2024) [2024] KESC 76 (KLR) (13 December 2024) (Ruling)
Kenya · 2024
Principle established: Leave to adduce additional evidence in the Supreme Court is governed by specific statutory and rule-based criteria to ensure the evidence is necessary for a just determination.
- Unisa Bangura v Peter B.Bangura (CIV APP 56 of 2008) [2019] SLCA 16 (13 March 2019)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 2019
Principle established: The court considered the correct application of equitable rules to land re-surveys and the admissibility of additional evidence in the form of receipts during an appeal.
- Unisa Bangura v Peter Bai Bangura (CIV APP 56 of 2008) [2019] SLCA 13 (13 March 2019)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 2019
Principle established: The court considered the correct application of equitable rules to land re-surveys and the admissibility of additional evidence in the form of receipts during an appeal.