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51presumptive evidence — (Law.) Circumstantial or indirect evidence …
52presumptive trust — Trust raised by implication of law and presumed always to have been contemplated by parties; intention as to which is to be found in nature of transaction but not expressed in deed or instrument of conveyance, and is thus distinguished from… …
53presumptive damages — Another term for punitive or exemplary damages. 22 Am J2d Damg § 236 …
54presumptive evidence — A term of variable meaning. Evidence to be considered as proof of a point unless rebutted. Circumstantial evidence; that is, evidence which shows the existence of one fact by proof of the existence of others from which the first may be inferred.… …
55presumptive title — A title appearing from nothing more than occupancy of the premises. The naked possession of a disseisor. 3 Am J2d Adv P § 236 …
56presumptive trust — Same as resulting trust …
57presumptive evidence — noun : circumstantial evidence …
58Heir presumptive — An heir presumptive is the person provisionally scheduled to inherit a throne, peerage, or other hereditary honor, but whose position can be displaced by the birth of an heir apparent or of a new heir presumptive with a better claim to the throne …
59Heir Presumptive — (oder heiress presumptive) ist die Bezeichnung für den (die) voraussichtliche(n) britischen Thronfolger(in) oder den (die) voraussichtliche(n) Erben (Erbin) eines Adelstitels, wenn die Möglichkeit besteht, dass diese(r) noch durch die Geburt… …
60presumptuous, presumptive — Presumptuous and presumptive come from Latin words meaning to undertake beforehand, but they have different meanings in English. A presumptuous person is arrogant; he presumes too much; he takes too much for granted; he takes excessive liberties; …