material particular definition
material particular means any particular of such a nature, which determines the judgment of a prudent insurer, in assessing the extent of his liability, premium to be charged, conditions to be specified and such other terms to be entered and incorporated in a policy of insurance governing the relationship with the insured;
material particular means of a substantial degree;
material particular simply means a material fact i.e. a fact which in the circumstances of the case and the issues raised in it is ma- terial to the guilt or innocence of the accused of the offence charged. It does not mean that the corroborative evidence has to corroborate the whole of the evidence of the witness who requires corroboration. If this were required the evidence of the complainant or accomplice would be unnecessary. The whole case could be proved by the cor- roborative evidence. It is sufficient therefore if there is confirmation of a material part of the witnesses’ evidence implicating the defendant in the offence.”