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R. v. Couture

• 2005 BCCA 205
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• [2005] S.C.C.A. No. 276 (QL)
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• 2007 SCC 28
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 10. Wills Variation Claims
     • V. Evidentiary Issues in a Wills Variation Proceeding [§10.23]
       • C. Oral Statement in a Wills Variation Proceeding [§10.26]
2. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2020)
   • Chapter 10. Hearsay Evidence
     • IV. The Principled Approach to Hearsay [§10.19]
       • A. Necessity of the Hearsay [§10.20]
         • 1. Unavailability of the Declarant [§10.21]
           • e. The Declarant Is Not Competent to Give Evidence [§10.26]
   • Chapter 16. Privilege as an Evidentiary Rule
     • II. Is (or Was) the Evidence Privileged? [§16.2]
       • E. Spousal Privilege [§16.14]