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May presume and shall presume

those falling under the latter as legal presumptions or compulsory presumptions when the expression shall be presumed is employed in s

a century to convey that they lay down a rebuttable presumption in respect of matters with reference to which they are

in this context a certain judgment according to which a presumption is a probable consequence drawn from facts either certain or

presume pre 183 sumed pre 183 sum 183 ing to suppose

presumed damages see damage

such as may be presumed or supposed to be true that seems entitled to belief

in a presumable manner by or according to presumption

one who presumes also an arrogant person

the rule prevails that malitia supplet tatem it is conclusively presumed that no child under eight canb e guilty of any

is no age in law at which a man is presumed to be too old to be the father of a

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