Low-quality evidence was excluded when higher-quality evidence was available.

It is trite law that an evidential burden can pass from one side to the other during the course of a trial.

In particular we were entitled to admit a copy of a document or other secondary evidence of its contents, if the original was not immediately available.

(5) A copy of a document or other secondary evidence of its contents, if the original is not immediately available.

The rule is not based upon the view that the so-called secondary evidence is not competent, since, if the best evidence is shown to be unobtainable, secondary evidence at once becomes admissible.

The colleague’s evidence was secondary evidence but, depending on the circumstances, it may have been probative in criminal proceedings.

The colleague’s evidence was secondary evidence but, depending on the circumstances, it may have been probative in criminal proceedings.

I find it preferable to explain the process without using the term secondary or evidential burden.

Applicants may also choose to voluntarily provide in vitro data as secondary supporting evidence to accompany any application.

If you do not have any evidence listed above, you can present the following secondary proof of identification as well to verify your personal identity.

They acknowledged that a technical passport of a house could constitute secondary evidence, as it was normally issued only to a person having a legal title to property.