The Presumption of Due Care and the Law of Comparative Negligence
Michael A. Pellini
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Michael A. Pellini
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ON EVIDENCE, supra note 1, § 342, at 965 (some courts treat standardized inferences as presumptions).4. J. KAPLAN & J. WALTZ, supra note 1, at 762.Thus, "[i]f B is presumed from A, then on a showing of A, B must be assumed by the trier in the absence of
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ON EVIDENCE, supra note 1, § 342, at 965 (some courts treat standardized inferences as presumptions).4. J. KAPLAN & J. WALTZ, supra note 1, at 762.Thus, "[i]f B is presumed from A, then on a showing of A, B must be assumed by the trier in the absence of
Key concepts: Presumption, Res ipsa loquitur, Law, Tort, Political science, Liability