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1) презумпция•presumption at common law — презумпция по общему праву;
presumption by statute — презумпция по статутному праву;
- presumption of capacitypresumption in equity — презумпция по праву справедливости;
- presumption of constitutionality
- presumption of fact
- presumption of guilt
- presumption of incapability
- presumption of incapacity
- presumption of innocence
- presumption of insanity
- presumption of law
- presumption of lawful origin
- presumption of sanity
- absolute presumption
- artificial presumption
- compelling presumption
- conflicting presumptions
- criminal presumption
- disputable presumption
- equitable presumption
- factual presumption
- fictitious presumption
- great presumption
- inconclusive presumption
- irrebuttable presumption
- legal presumption
- probable presumption
- provisional presumption
- rebuttable presumption
- res ipsa loquitur presumption
- statutory presumption
- strong presumption
- violent presumption
- conclusive presumption
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фактичний; несимульований; фактографічний- factual basis
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1. a фактический, связанный с фактамиfactual knowledge — фактуальные знания; факты
2. a действительный, фактически существующий, реальный3. a информ. фактографическийfactual information — фактографическая информация; информация о фактах
4. a спец. информативный, содержащий достаточную информациюСинонимический ряд:1. accurate (adj.) accurate; amended; authentic; descriptive; exact; legitimate; literal; nice; rectified; sound; specific; true2. actual (adj.) absolute; actual; genuine; hard; positive; sure-enough -
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