Hearsay evidence is not admissible.

This testimony is incompetent, hearsay... irrelevant, immaterial, inconclusive

( Into whose ears ) they pour hearsay vanities , and most of them are liars .

( Into whose ears ) they pour hearsay vanities , and most of them are liars .

If hearsay does not lie, you have a ward of surpassing beauty, milord.

And among them are uneducated who know the Scripture only through hearsay , and they only speculate .

on those who whisper hearsay in the ears of people and most of them are liars .

Among them are unlettered folk who know the Scripture not except from hearsay . They but guess .

And among them are uneducated who know the Scripture only through hearsay , and they only speculate .

on those who whisper hearsay in the ears of people and most of them are liars .

Among them are unlettered folk who know the Scripture not except from hearsay . They but guess .

The Court ruled that the affidavit of desistance should be considered as hearsay, and had no probative value.

And among them are the illiterate who know nothing of the Book except hearsay , and they only make conjectures .

And among them are the illiterate who know nothing of the Book except hearsay , and they only make conjectures .

The Court considered that these accounts by the alleged victim, although made out of court, were not simple hearsay.

And our perceptions of risk are based more on hearsay a news media confabulation, really than any rational analysis.

In general, everything was merely hearsay and rumor, and not a single person I spoke to for over 36 hours knew anything with any certainty.

They certainly would not have wanted Gregor to starve to death, but perhaps they could not have endured finding out what he ate other than by hearsay.

The Supreme Court considered that the testimonies of the investigators, who repeated what the victim had told them, could not be admitted as evidence, as they constituted hearsay.

It is further alleged that the conviction was mainly based on hearsay, which was not legally admissible, and that the prosecution failed to meet the burden of proof.

In this case, the Committee noted that the judge convicted the author, inter alia, on evidence that the accounts of the alleged victim, although given out of court, were not simple hearsay.

In the author's case, the judge used the admissions (in fact accusations) of the alleged victim and ruled that for the same reasons as in the above mentioned judgement, these were not hearsay.

In the present case, the Committee notes that the judge convicted the author inter alia on evidence that the accounts made by the alleged victim, although made out of court, were not simple hearsay.

Recently, the United States has so often wilfully brought pressure to bear on other countries on the grounds of its so called quot intelligence quot , which was no more than hearsay or self invented stories.

2.11 On 2 February, the author filed a motion for reconsideration, claiming that, in the absence of testimony of the alleged victim, the testimonies of the other prosecution witnesses constituted hearsay, and that there was no proof of the minor age of the victim.

(b) In more than 23 paragraphs of his report he cited a considerable amount of hearsay material that has no evidential value. This is contrary to the expectation that he should have attempted to verify and corroborate the information before presenting it in his report.

This uncertainty in the words of the Special Rapporteur is obviously attributable to the lack of comparison existing between the hearsay he narrated under this part of his report, as opposed to the strong, clear, and solid phrasing of the Sudanese Penal Code of 1991.

16. Naturally, poor qualifications coupled with lack of experience and a misunderstanding of the central theme of the mandate, namely, credibility, reliability and admissibility of evidence, would not produce a better report than the one we have, which is a mere collection of allegations and hearsay evidence.

In particular, he refers to a judgement of the Supreme Court used by the judge to underpin her order of 22 January 1996 in this judgement, the Supreme Court ruled that the admission of guilt by an accused through another person is not considered hearsay and is admissible in evidence.

The Special Rapporteur, given the legal measures outlined above, failed to establish, through the allegations and hearsay he has compiled in his report, that the said right of ownership has ever been exercised, with the knowledge of the authorities in the Sudan, over any individual in any part of the country.