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RELEVANCE � Rule of Inclusion (ss 55-58) test of bare relevance vs CL sufficient rel Evidence if accepted could rationally affect probability of existence of FACT IN ISSUE = matters in dispute at trial, RELEVANCE � Rule of Inclusion (ss 55-58) test of bare relevance vs CL sufficient rel Evidence if accepted could rationally affect probability of existence of Indirectly, RELEVANCE � Rule of Inclusion (ss 55-58) test of bare relevance vs CL sufficient rel Evidence if accepted could rationally affect probability of existence of Directly, RELEVANCE � Rule of Inclusion (ss 55-58) test of bare relevance vs CL sufficient rel Evidence if accepted could rationally affect probability of existence of R v Chanthovixay - could not would Re Gordon - bankrupt, airplane, probative value comes later Joyrao v Marule - person's thought in contract was relevant Papakosmas v R - reliability & accuracy comes later, McHugh test of logic and experience, Kirby & Gaudron - connecting E Smith v R - police testify who on tape, not relevant, jury can see themselves, police not there. Dissent Kirby rel but excluded later. R v Perese - can be rel if accsd change looks & police saw before. Adam v R - reliability assumed at relevance stage - cop killed R v Beattie -s52a - if credibility impt can be relevant Nye v R - scattered circumstantial E if together can be rel