CryptoPioneer
Tue Oct 01 2024
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6 answers
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What is the literal meaning of onus probandi?
Excuse me, but could you clarify the literal meaning of the term "onus probandi"? It seems to be a legal phrase, and I'm curious to know if it refers to the burden of proof or something similar in the context of a legal proceeding. Is it the responsibility of a party to provide evidence to support their claim or allegation? I'm interested in understanding the exact definition and how it applies in legal settings.
SilenceSolitude
Mon Sep 30 2024
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7 answers
1315
What is the legal term prima facie?
Could you please explain the legal term 'prima facie' and its significance in the context of cryptocurrency and finance? I understand it relates to an initial appearance or assumption, but how does it apply to our field specifically? How does it impact decision-making, regulations, or even court cases involving digital assets?
BlockchainMastermind
Fri Sep 27 2024
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5 answers
878
What is the legal term for ownership of property?
Could you please clarify the legal term that designates the right to possess and control property? I'm seeking a concise and precise term that encapsulates the concept of ownership in a legal context. Essentially, I'm asking what is the legal jargon used to describe the state of being the rightful owner of a piece of property?
Sara
Fri Sep 20 2024
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Is sister company a legal term?
Excuse me, I'm just wondering, when we hear the phrase "sister company," is that actually a legal term that carries a specific meaning in the world of business and finance? Or is it more of a colloquial way to describe two companies that have some sort of close relationship or connection, but not necessarily any formal legal ties? I'm curious to know if there's a clear definition for it in the legal sense, and if so, what exactly does it entail?
