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1 доказанность признанием вины
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2 доказанность признанием вины
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3 доказанность признанием вины
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5 доказательство, полученное в результате признания вины
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6 доказывание признанием вины
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7 доказывание признания вины
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8 доказывание вины фактом её признания
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9 доказывание
сущ.proof;showing- доказывание в основном
- доказывание завещания
- доказывание от противного
- доказывание по презумпции
- доказывание посредством аффидевита
- доказывание признанием факта
- доказывание фактабремя \доказываниея — burden (onus) of evidence (of proof); --
несущий бремя \доказываниея — affirmative
обстоятельства, подлежащие \доказываниею — circumstances subject to a proof
предмет \доказываниея — fact in (of) evidence; fact in proof
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