When Evidence Offered

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1. Under the ordinary procedure in current Rule 132 section 35, how must evidence be offered?
2. When must the offer of a witness’s testimony be made under section 35?
3. When are documentary and object evidence ordinarily offered under section 35?
4. Counsel identifies a witness and orally offers the testimony but states no evidentiary purpose. Which provision address…
5. A receipt is marked and identified while a witness testifies. Does that alone eliminate the ordinary later formal offer…
6. A party finishes all testimonial evidence, allows the opponent to begin its case, and only then claims that section 35 …
7. A party offers a letter only to prove notice, accurately stating that purpose. Later it asks the court to treat the sam…
8. State the ordinary timing and mode of offers under current Rule 132 section 35.
9. Distinguish marking, identification, formal offer and admission of a document.
10. Why should the offeror state the purpose rather than merely list exhibit numbers after testimony?
11. Does Cesa treat every failure of formal offer as automatically cured merely because counsel mentions an exhibit number?
12. What first requirement did Cesa state for the discussed relaxation?