What is PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE?

evidence that is considered to be fact until proven otherwise, circumstantial evidence or indirect evidence.

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Related Legal Terms
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, INDIRECT EVIDENCE, CAS-JAL EVIDENCE, PRESUMPTIVE DAMAGES, PRESUMPTIVE DISABILITY, PRESUMPTIVE DEATH, HEIR PRESUMPTIVE, TITLE PRESUMPTIVE, CASUAL EVIDENCE, NOTICE PRESUMPTIVE


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