A narrative testimony is usually objected to but the court may allow such testimony if:
2012 Bar Exam · Remedial Law · Question 87 · Multiple choice
The question
A narrative testimony is usually objected to but the court may allow such testimony if:
- A.It would expedite trial and give the court a clearer understanding of the matters related;
- B.The witness is of advanced age;
- C.The testimony relates to family genealogy;
- D.The witness volunteers information not sought by the examiner.
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