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Competency and compellability: is child evidence admissible in Nigeria courts?

By: Oyerinde, Ajibola RuthPublication details: Osun: Bowen University, 2021. Description: xiii, 81pSubject(s): Law of Evidence | Competence and Compellability

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Law Special Coll.	Special Collection	KP147 .O94 2021 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		TH0004326

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