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Presumptions. Death after Seven Years' Absence as a Statutory Rebuttable Presumption of Law
Virginia Law Review, 1938exaly +2 more sources
Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, 2022
AbstractIn New Mexico and many other jurisdictions, judges may detain defendants pretrial if the prosecutor proves, through clear and convincing evidence, that releasing them would pose a danger to the public. However, some policymakers argue that certain classes of defendants should have a “rebuttable presumption” of dangerousness, shifting the burden
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AbstractIn New Mexico and many other jurisdictions, judges may detain defendants pretrial if the prosecutor proves, through clear and convincing evidence, that releasing them would pose a danger to the public. However, some policymakers argue that certain classes of defendants should have a “rebuttable presumption” of dangerousness, shifting the burden
Cristopher Moore +2 more
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Evidence. Taxation. Presumption That a Woman of Advanced Age Is Incapable of Having Issue Rebuttable
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The Severability Regime and Its Customary Elements: A Presumption Rebuttable ‘at Any Time’
Nordic Journal of International Law, 2018This article examines guideline 4.5.3 of the International Law Commission’s (ILC) Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties. The guideline establishes a presumption for severability of invalid reservations, which can be overturned by the author ‘at any time’. The present article maps out and makes an overall assessment of some of the major concerns
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Caleb International Journal of Development Studies, 2023
Section 165 of the Nigerian Evidence Act, 2011, presumes the legitimacy of a child given birth to during the existence of a valid marriage between the mother of such a child and any man, or within 280 days after the dissolution of any such marriage - if the mother remains unmarried after the dissolution of the marriage.
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Section 165 of the Nigerian Evidence Act, 2011, presumes the legitimacy of a child given birth to during the existence of a valid marriage between the mother of such a child and any man, or within 280 days after the dissolution of any such marriage - if the mother remains unmarried after the dissolution of the marriage.
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