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Divorce case concerns private life. However, even if it is a private matter such as a divorce case, evidence that is stolen, obtained by threat or by force is against the law. in proving any fact. Illegal Evidence in Divorce and the Constitutional Court The Supreme Court once ruled that 'the evidence quality of evidence obtained through illegal means in divorce cases should be evaluated by taking into consideration whether it is possible for the person to prove the facts on which he relies by another means'.
With the decision dated 07.09.2021 and France Telegram Number Data numbered 2018/30296, published in the Official Gazette dated 14 October 2021 and numbered 31628, the Constitutional Court added a new dimension to the decisions of the Supreme Court. Divorce case concerns private life. However, even if it is a private matter such as a divorce case, evidence that is stolen, obtained by threat or by force is against the law. Illegal evidence cannot be taken into account in proving any fact.
Illegal Evidence in Divorce and the Constitutional Court The Supreme Court once ruled that 'the evidence quality of evidence obtained through illegal means in divorce cases should be evaluated by taking into consideration whether it is possible for the person to prove the facts on which he relies by another means'. With the decision dated 07.09.2021 and numbered 2018/30296, published in the Official Gazette dated 14 October 2021 and numbered 31628, the Constitutional Court added a new dimension to the decisions of the Supreme Court.
With the decision dated 07.09.2021 and France Telegram Number Data numbered 2018/30296, published in the Official Gazette dated 14 October 2021 and numbered 31628, the Constitutional Court added a new dimension to the decisions of the Supreme Court. Divorce case concerns private life. However, even if it is a private matter such as a divorce case, evidence that is stolen, obtained by threat or by force is against the law. Illegal evidence cannot be taken into account in proving any fact.
Illegal Evidence in Divorce and the Constitutional Court The Supreme Court once ruled that 'the evidence quality of evidence obtained through illegal means in divorce cases should be evaluated by taking into consideration whether it is possible for the person to prove the facts on which he relies by another means'. With the decision dated 07.09.2021 and numbered 2018/30296, published in the Official Gazette dated 14 October 2021 and numbered 31628, the Constitutional Court added a new dimension to the decisions of the Supreme Court.