This holds that where there is any evidence, however slight, tending to support a material issue, it must be left up to the jury to decide.

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The Doctrine of Scintilla Rule posits that if there is any evidence, no matter how minimal, that supports a material issue, it is the responsibility of the jury to determine its significance and outcome. This rule ensures that cases are not dismissed without allowing a jury to consider even the slightest evidence that could be relevant to a decision.

This Holds That Where There Is Any Evidence, However Slight