real evidence

real evidence
Evidence addressed directly to senses of the court or jury without interposing the testimony of witnesses other than as required in laying the basis for such evidence, 29 Am J2d Ev § 769, involving the production or exhibition in court of something directly connected with the incident out of which the cause of action arose, such as the injured parts of the body in an action to recover for a personal injury. Smith v Ohio Oil Co. 10 Ill App 2d 67, 134 NE2d 526, 58 ALR2d 680.

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