______________ is defined as anything perceptible by the five senses and any proof legally presented at trial to prove a contested issue and induce a belief in the mind of the jury? A. Testimony. B. Point of law. C. Evidence. D. Hearsay

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Q: Circumstantial evidence

A: Correct Answer :- A Circumstantial Evidence

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Q: Relevant evidence.

A: Correct Answer is :- A Relevent Evidence.

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A: Common law is created by the judges on the basis of opinions. It is also known as case low.

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A: a) The Parol evidence rule is a doctrine of contract law that prevents parties to a written contract…

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