Evidence Code
This section states that the code is called the Evidence Code.
- Jurisdiction
- United States — California
- Instrument
- Code
- Citation
- EVID
- Version
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- Language
- en
- Official source
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Statute overview
About this statute
This article’s privilege does not apply to communications relevant to a dispute between parties who all claim through a deceased patient. This article does not provide a privilege for communications used to address a breach of duty arising from the physician-patient relationship. No privilege applies to certain communications about a deceased patient's intent regarding property-related writings. The physician-patient privilege does not apply to communications tied to disputes over the validity of certain writings made by a deceased patient that affect property interests. This article does not provide a privilege in proceedings to commit a patient or otherwise place the patient or the patient's property under another person's control because of an alleged mental or physical condition.
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