prima facie

All of these measurements are really prima facie evidence of employee performance at all levels of the company.

We introduced the distinction between actual and prima facie duties to deal with those situations in which duties seem to conflict.

None of it is prima facie evidence, however. It's all hearsay. Every bit of it. No body was ever produced and positively identified.

So in that way the skeptic must be implying at least a prima facie possibility that reason is inadequate to that task.

Where goods are put up for sale by auction in lots, each lot is prima facie deemed to be the subject of a separate contract of sale.

Furthermore, at least some would acknowledge Ross's prima facie duties as constituting an adequate set of moral principles.

Their function is simply to decide whether or not a prima facie (reasonable) case can be made out against the accused.

the loan account shall constitute prima facie evidence with respect to any amount owed under this Agreement by the Borrower to the Fund.

The baggage check shall constitute prima facie evidence of the checking of the baggage and of the conditions of the contract of transport.

The huge spike in global commodity price inflation is prima facie evidence that the global economy is still growing too fast.

If Rio's accident-prone board is recommending the deal, there must be a prima facie case for doing something else.

This declaration if embodied in the bill of lading shall be prima facie evidence but shall not be binding or conclusive on the carrier.

The Prima Facie Bewies theory is an important part of the proof system. It has a high position in the proof system abroad.

No, it was prima facie evidence that the Champions were in terminal decline.

Absolute rights are contrasted to prima facie rights , which a person possesses with respect to a given circumstance .

In such a case, there would be no conflict of duties, because I don't have even a prima facie duty to keep such have a promise.

But this type of financial window dressing is neither exclusive to Lehman nor, prima facie, illegal.

For years, the critics would refer to Hillary's commodity profit as prima facie evidence of corruption.

In a contract of sale "month" prima facie means calendar month.

Nor does he give us a rule for determining the 'balance' of prima facie rightness over wrongness.

If I promised to meet you for lunch, then I have a prima facie duty to meet you.

Chinese media has focused on Huiyuan's 33% share of China's pure juice market as prima facie evidence of industry concentration.

Since we have a duty to do what is right, this distinction can be expressed as one between actual duty and prima facie duty.

But there is a prima facie evidence to believe that there is a connection.

What, after all, is our actual duty when our prima facie duties are in conflict?

Cowardice is prima facie a fault of the Chinese; but I am not sure that they are really lacking in courage.

Thus , aiding the patient is both a prima facie duty and, in this situation, my actual duty.

a prima facie case of murder.

An erection is prima facie evidence that rape is a sexual act.

My prima facie duty to keep my promise doesn't make that act obligatory.

It's a prima facie duty.

I also have a prima facie duty to aid my patient, and this is a reason that outweighs the first one.

after preliminary enquiry by the pco , there is no prima facie evidence of any contravention of the requirements of the ordinance

The party initiating the proceeding has the general burden of coming forward with a prima facie case

Every holder of a bill is prima facie deemed to BE a holder in due course

Analysis of Prima Facie Agency and Default of the Principal

On the Legal Value and the Theoretical Basis of Prima Facie Proxy System

A Tentative Discussion on Prima Facie Proxy System

Cowardice is prima facie a fault of the Chinese;