Practice question
In an ordinary dispute about whether goods were delivered on a specified date, a party offers the other party’s favorite dessert without any claimed connection to delivery or another issue. What is the proper relevance assessment?
- Favorite food always proves commercial reliability.
- It must be admitted because it concerns a party.
- The offered fact lacks a demonstrated relation to the fact in issue.
- It conclusively disproves delivery.
- It is relevant solely because counsel asks about it.
Legal references
- https://lawphil.net/courts/rules/am_19-08-15-sc_2019.html — Rule 128 sections 3–4: admissibility, relation to fact in issue and collateral matters; Rule 132 section 34: purpose of offer.
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