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adverse interest rule

adverse interest rule proper noun: the presumption that the failure of a party to produce a witness available to them indicates that the testimony of that witness would go against the party.

Proper noun

adverse interest rule

  1. The presumption that the failure of a party to produce a witness available to them indicates that the testimony of that witness would go against the party.

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Questions about adverse interest rule

What does adverse interest rule mean?
Adverse interest rule means the presumption that the failure of a party to produce a witness available to them indicates that the testimony of that witness would go against the party.
What part of speech is adverse interest rule?
Adverse interest rule is a proper noun.

Words near adverse interest rule in the dictionary

  1. adverse event
  2. adverse events
  3. adverse impact
  4. adverse impacts
  5. adverse interest
  6. adverse interest rule
  7. adverse interests
  8. adverse parties
  9. adverse party
  10. adverse possession
  11. adverse possessions

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