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perpetuating testimony

Legal Definition of perpetuating testimony

Noun

  1. The recording of evidence when it is feared that the person with that evidence may soon die or disappear and that this person's evidence, if recorded, could then be used in the future to prevent a possible injustice or to support a future claim of property.

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