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      CE 301     

  

CHAPTER 3.  EFFECT IN CIVIL CASES OF

PRESUMPTIONS AND PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE

Art. 301.  Scope of Chapter

This Chapter applies only to civil cases.  It defines and clarifies the foundation, weight, and other effects of presumptions and prima facie evidence or proof as used in legislation but does not apply where more specific legislation provides otherwise.  It does not create new presumptions, nor does it apply to or directly affect mixed questions of law and fact, such as the inference of negligence arising from the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur.

Acts 1997, No. 577, §1.



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