Competent evidence definition
Competent evidence means sufficient evidentiary support from the totality of the record which proves an issue of fact. Competent evidence includes evidence which possesses probative value commonly accepted by reasonable minds. Incompetent evidence is evidence which lacks reasonable evidentiary support to prove an issue.
Competent evidence as used in Section 224 means a transcript or abstract of the training records required to be maintained pursuant to Section 212(c)(6)(b)(7), or an attestation by the apprentice program sponsor stating that all training has been fully completed, on forms to be provided by the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, demonstrating that the apprenticeship program has been fully complete, certified by the apprenticeship program sponsor and endorsed by a representative of the Division of Apprenticeship Standards.
Competent evidence means evidence which is legally
Examples of Competent evidence in a sentence
Competent evidence of compliance with applicable codes shall be furnished.
Competent evidence of compliance with applicable laws shall be furnished.
More Definitions of Competent evidence
Competent evidence means evidence which is admissible.
Competent evidence means documents or testimony illustrating what a witness knew, heard, or saw.
Competent evidence means evidence admissible in a court of equity and such other evidence other than hearsay as is relevant and material to the issue and is of such character that it would be accepted by reasonable persons as worthy of belief;
Competent evidence merely means evidence that is admissible under CRE 606(b), People v. Garcia, 752 P.2d 570, 583 (Colo. 1988), which indicates that prejudicial extraneous information may have been before the jury, Clark, ¶ 239.