When the Party Against Whom the Presumption Operates May Introduce

question 28

Multiple Choice

When the party against whom the presumption operates may introduce evidence to disprove the presumption, it is a

• A) conclusive presumption.
• B) rebuttable presumption.
• C) conclusive inference.
• D) rebuttable inference.

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Definitions:

Specific Performance

A legal remedy that compels a party to execute their part of a contract, rather than providing monetary compensation for failing to fulfill the contract terms.

Reformation

The process of making changes to a legal document or contract to correct errors or misrepresentations.

Condition Precedent

A clause in a contract that requires a specific event or action to take place before the contract becomes binding on the parties involved.

Clause

A specific provision or section in a legal document or contract that details a particular condition, requirement, or aspect of the agreement.