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Jones v Dunkel Evidence (Civil) Adverse inferences may be drawn from the unexplained failure of a party to adduce particular evidence where such evidence would be reasonably expected to shed light on a matter. Case about man killed by a truck driven by D. D fails to appear as W. Corresponds to ss 9 (EAC doesnt affect CL) and 20 (failed to provide evidence) of tge EAC. Cases where judge can comment should be rare and exceptional - ie Weissensteiner Bale v Mills Ethics. Treatment of witness...

Queensland Bar Exam

What is the hearsay rule? - Evidence of a previous representation made by a person is not admissible to prove the truth of the facts asserted (s59 EAC) What are the exceptions to Hearsay? - Original evidence - prove matter distinct from words, or to prove terms What is the business records exception to Hearsay? - EAC 69 Hearsay rule does not apply to documents where representation made by person with personal knowledge of asserted fact What EAC section is hearsay? - EAC 59 - Definition Wh...

Qld Bar Exam – Evidence – 73 Complete Questions with Answers

Queensland Bar Exam.

Queensland Bar Exam.

Queensland Bar Exam

Reference Readings - APL Ch 3, [3.76-3.128] APL (11thed) Ch 3, [3.63-3.110] Edgeworth B, 'Tenure, Allodialism and Indigenous Rights at Common Law: England, United States and Australian Land Law Compared after Mabo v Queensland' (1994) 23 Anglo-American Bar Review 397 State plays a role in relation to land in the following ways... - a) Original source of private title b) Residuary holder of land granted on limited tenure c) Holder of land retained for 'public purposes' d) Holder of par...