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Louisiana Laws > Revised Statutes > Title 14 > Chapter 2 > Part I - Things That Need Not Be Proved -- Prima Facie Evidence -- Presumptions


Current as of: 2009
Section
15:422Evidence
15:423Proof of registration of physicians and surgeons
15:424Statute law of other states
15:425Recitals in report of lunacy commissions
15:426Proof of signature of articles of vessels
15:427Recitals in act of protest of commercial paper
15:428Dishonored checks and drafts prima facie evidence of insufficient funds in bank
15:429Corporate existence presumed unless affidavit of denial filed before trial
15:430Proof of truth of recitals in copy of registry of birth, baptism or circumcision
15:431Theft by public officer
15:432Effect of legal presumptions; rebutting evidence; illustrations
15:433Conclusive presumption defined; illustration
15:436.1Photographs of objects of theft; affidavit of value and ownership; notice to defendant
15:436.2Photographs of animals cruelly treated; affidavit of condition; notice to defendant
15:438Circumstantial evidence
15:439Burden of proof
15:440Relative weight of positive and negative testimony

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Louisiana Laws: Evidence

Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 17 - Witnesses And Evidence
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U.S. Code Provisions: Evidence

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