Abstract
In civil proceedings s. 1 of the Civil Evidence Act 1995 provides that evidence is no longer inadmissible merely on the ground that it is hearsay, although notice conditions usually have to be complied with to ensure that the judge can properly assess the weight of the evidence (14.1 post ). The notice provisions are unnecessary if the evidence is adduced pursuant to a separate statutory exception (14.2 post ) or one of the common law exceptions preserved by the Act (14.3 post ).
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