multiple admissibility
The principle of the law of evidence that if evidence is admissible for one purpose it may not be rejected solely because it is inadmissible for some other purpose. However, the trier of fact may have to be directed not to consider the evidence when deciding those issues in respect of which it is inadmissible.

• registrar
• registration as citizen or subject
• registration of a company
• registration of birth
• registration of commons
• registration of death
• registration of encumbrances
• registration of marriage
• registration of merchant ships
• registration of title
• registration of treaties
• regulated agreement
• regulated mortgage contract
• regulated tenancy
• regulations of the EU
• Regulator of Social Housing
• regulatory agency
• rehabilitation
• rehabilitation activity requirement
• rehearing
• Reid test
• reinstatement order
• reinsurance
• REIT
• rejection of offer