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1 proof by presumption
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2 proof
доказ, докази; доведення; підтвердження; доведеність; судове слідство; шотл. судовий розгляд без участі (суду) присяжних засідателів, розгляд справи суддею замість суду присяжних; коректураproof by circumstantial evidence — = proof by indirect evidence доведення непрямими доказами; доведеність непрямими доказами
proof on a preponderance of probabilities — доведеність наявністю більшої ймовірності ( критерій доведеності в цивільному процесі)
- proof and hearingproof that will stand up in court — докази, що ніхто не зможе спростувати у суді
- proof beyond reasonable doubt
- proof by affidavit
- proof by indirect evidence
- proof by confession
- proof by confession evidence
- proof by direct evidence
- proof by notoriety
- proof by presumption
- proof by testimony
- proof by testimony evidence
- proof from the contrary
- proof of admission
- proof of age
- proof of attestation
- proof of authenticity
- proof of birth
- proof of confession
- proof of consistency
- proof of evidence
- proof of fact
- proof of genuineness
- proof of handwriting
- proof of illegal activities
- proof of novelty
- proof of official record
- proof of ownership
- proof of payment
- proof of priority
- proof of record
- proof of special damage
- proof of witness
- proof presentation
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3 conclusive
остаточний; незаперечний, неспростовний, безумовний; вирішальний, категоричний; заключний; який обґрунтовує ( висновок); конклюдентний- conclusive actions
- conclusive acts
- conclusive answer
- conclusive argument
- conclusive conviction
- conclusive decision
- conclusive evidence
- conclusive meaning
- conclusive notice
- conclusive presumption
- conclusive proof
- conclusive reasons
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4 fictitious
неправдивий, підроблений, фіктивний; удаваний; хибний- fictitious agreement
- fictitious assignment
- fictitious bankruptcy
- fictitious blockade
- fictitious buyer
- fictitious cause of action
- fictitious claim
- fictitious company
- fictitious contract
- fictitious declaration
- fictitious dividend
- fictitious exchange
- fictitious identity
- fictitious import account
- fictitious letter of advice
- fictitious marriage
- fictitious name
- fictitious obligation
- fictitious payment
- fictitious person
- fictitious plea
- fictitious possession
- fictitious presumption
- fictitious profit
- fictitious proof
- fictitious purchase
- fictitious remuneration
- fictitious sale
- fictitious signature
- fictitious trademark
- fictitious transaction
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5 irrefutable
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6 prima facie
лат.в порядку спростовної презумпції; за відсутністю доказів на користь зворотного; початково; судячи з наявних доказів (даних); якщо відсутній інший намір- prima facie evidence
- prima facie law
- prima facie presumption
- prima facie proof
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