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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

In a slip-and-fall case disputing whether a walkway was wet, a witness describes rain entering through a damaged roof immediately before the fall. Is that necessarily irrelevant merely because the witness did not see the fall itself?

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Yes, because rain is always a collateral distraction. Yes, surrounding circumstances never matter. No; the described conditions may reasonably bear on whether the walkway was wet, subject to other requirements. Yes, only eyewitnesses to the fall can give relevant evidence.

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