749. Presumptions of law.
749. Presumptions of law.
Civil Procedure (Volume 11 (2020), paras 1–496; Volume 12 (2020), paras 497–1206; Volume 12A (2020), paras 1207–1740) | Commentary
Presumptions of law are rules of substantive law rather than rules of evidence; and they may be either irrebuttable, so that no evidence
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