Evidence Act 1995
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ACT court | means the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory or any other court of the Australian Capital Territory, and includes a person or body that, in performing a function or exercising a power under a law of the Australian Capital Territory, is required to apply the laws of evidence. |
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admission | means a previous representation that is: (a) made by a person who is or becomes a party to a proceeding (including a defendant in a criminal proceeding); and (b) adverse to the person’s interest in the outcome of the proceeding. |
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asserted fact | is defined in section 59. |
Evidence Act 1995 | Evidence Act 1995 - 59 The hearsay rule—exclusion of hearsay evidence |
associated defendant | , in relation to a defendant in a criminal proceeding, means a person against whom a prosecution has been instituted, but not yet completed or terminated, for: |
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Australia | includes the external Territories. |
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Australian | court means: (a) the High Court; or (b) a court exercising federal jurisdiction; or (c) a court of a State or Territory; or |
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Australian court | means: (a) the High Court; or (b) a court exercising federal jurisdiction; or (c) a court of a State or Territory; or (d) a judge, justice or arbitrator under an Australian law; or |
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Australian law | means a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory. Note: See clause 9 of Part 2 of the Dictionary for the meaning of law. |
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Australian lawyer | means a person who is admitted to the legal profession by a Supreme Court of a State or Territory under a law of a State or Territory specified in the regulations. |
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Australian legal practitioner | means an Australian lawyer who holds a practising certificate under a law of a State or Territory specified in the regulations. |
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Australian or overseas proceeding | means a proceeding (however described) in an Australian court or a foreign court. |
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Australian Parliament | means the Parliament, a Parliament of a State or a Legislative Assembly of a Territory. |
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Australian practising certificate | means a practising certificate granted under a law of a State or Territory specified in the regulations. |
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Australian‐registered foreign lawyer | means a person who is registered as a foreign lawyer under a law of a State or Territory specified in the regulations. |
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business | is defined in clause 1 of Part 2 of this Dictionary. |
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case | of a party means the facts in issue in respect of which the party bears the legal burden of proof. |
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child | means a of any age and includes the meaning given in subclause 10(1) of Part 2 of this Dictionary. |
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civil penalty | is defined in clause 3 of Part 2 of this Dictionary. |
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civil proceeding | means a proceeding other than a criminal proceeding. |
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client | includes the following: (a) a person or body who engages a lawyer to provide legal services or who employs a lawyer (including under a contract of service); (b) an employee or agent of a client; |
Evidence Act 1995 | Evidence Act 1995 - 117 Definitions |