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Where the handwriting of a teacher is in question the opinion of his principal may be relevant under…

Under BSA s.41, a person who by virtue of his position, such as a principal familiar with a teacher's handwriting through correspondence or records, is acquainted with that…

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Where the handwriting of a teacher is in question the opinion of his principal may be relevant under which Section of the BSA?

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Under BSA s.41, a person who by virtue of his position, such as a principal familiar with a teacher's handwriting through correspondence or records, is acquainted with that handwriting may give a relevant opinion identifying it.

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