Supreme Court clarifies evidence assessment in bodily injury cases
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The Supreme Court of Ukraine clarified that different names for a knife in documents do not constitute grounds for declaring it absent. This pertains to evidence assessment in bodily injury cases.
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- The Supreme Court of Ukraine clarified evidence assessment in bodily injury cases.
- Different names for a knife do not constitute grounds for declaring it absent.
- The ruling concerns case No. 450/4166/18.
- The case was reviewed on August 24, 2026.
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