A subsequent remedial measure is a term used in the law of evidence (law) in the United States to describe an improvement or repair made to a structure following an injury caused by the condition of that structure. Evidence of such repairs is generally inadmissable, because courts do not want to discourage property owners from engaging in such repairs. However, there are two exceptions: #to show ownership or control #to impeach a claim that no such improvements or repairs were possible before the injury occured Evidence
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A subsequent remedial measure is a term used in the law of evidence (law) in the United States to describe an improvement or repair made to a structure following an injury caused by the condition of that structure. Evidence of such repairs is generally inadmissable, because courts do not want to discourage property owners from engaging in such repairs. However, there are two exceptions: #to show ownership or control #to impeach a claim that no such improvements or repairs were possible before the injury occured Evidence
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