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Evidence Act 1977

sec.130Rejection of evidence in criminal proceedings

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### sec.130 Rejection of evidence in criminal proceedings Nothing in this Act derogates from the power of the court in a criminal proceeding to exclude evidence if the court is satisfied that it would be unfair to the person charged to admit that evidence.

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Section sec.130 - Evidence Act 1977 - Rejection of evidence in criminal proceedings — Zoe