What is IMMATERIAL FACTS?

These are facts that are not relevant or essential to the issues that are under consideration.

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IMMATERIAL AND IRRELEVANT, IMMATERIAL ISSUE, ULTIMATE FACTS, IMMATERIAL, VENUE FACTS, PROBATIVE FACTS, STATE OF FACTS, STATE OF FACTS AND PROPOSAL, EVIDENTIARY FACTS, STATEMENT OF FACTS


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