In a civil case, the burden of proving a particular fact generally lies on the person who:
Correct answer: C. Asserts that the fact exists
- A. Denies every allegation in the plaint
- B. Files the first application in court
- C. Asserts that the fact exists
- D. Appears as a witness for the defence
Explanation
The general rule is that the party who asserts a fact must prove it. A mere denial does not normally shift the initial burden unless the opposing party first establishes the relevant facts.
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