Prima facie case definition

Prima facie case means a case which on its face is presumed to be true and will prevail until contradicted and overcome by other evidence.

Prima facie case. ’ means a case considered by the Head of the Integrity Unit to warrant investigation.

Prima facie case means a case in which the evidence produced in respect of the conduct of a Member or Respondent is sufficient to enable a decision that the Member or Respondent is guilty of Punishable Conduct.

Examples of Prima facie case in a sentence

• Prima facie case means that the assertions on these aspects are bona fide.

• Prima facie case in the context of Section 8 is not to be confused with the merits of the case put up by the parties which has to be established before the Arbitral Tribunal.

• Upon receipt of a timely filed protest regarding the award of a Contract, Pace will issue a stop work order, if necessary, until the resolution of the protest if Pace determines that the protestor has established a Prima facie case that the Contract was awarded fraudulently or in violation of Federal or State law or Pace's Procurement Regulations.

• Prima facie case is not to be confused with prima facie title which has to be established, on evidence at the trial.

• Prima facie case – s 190B(6): condition met[110] To meet s 190B(6), the Registrar must consider that, prima facie, at least some of the native title rights and interests claimed can be established.

More Definitions of Prima facie case

Prima facie case means a case of a Non-Doping Violation considered by the Head of the Integrity Unit to warrant investigation under the Reporting, Investigation and Prosecution Rules - Non-Doping.

Prima facie case means that the Court should be satisfied that there is a serious question to be tried at the hearing, and there is a probability of Plaintiff obtaining the relief at the conclusion of the trial on the basis of the material placed before the Court. “Prima facie case” is a substantial question raised bona fide which needs investigation and a decision on merits. The Court, at the initial stage, cannot insist upon a full proof case warranting an eventual decree. If a fair question is raised for determination, it should be taken that a prima facie case is established. The real thing to be seen is that the Plaintiff‟s claim is not frivolous or vexatious.‟

Prima facie case means a case in which, assuming all the facts in the complaint are true, the complainant is requesting a remedy that is within the jurisdiction of the commission to grant.

Prima facie case means a situation where there is a high likelihood that an accused person has a case to answer;

Prima facie case means a case in which the evidence produced in respect of the conduct of a Respondent is sufficient to enable a decision that the Respondent is guilty of Punishable Conduct.

Prima facie case means a complaint that contains sufficient elements for the requested cause of action and would suffice until contradicted and overcome by the respondent’s evidence;

Prima facie case means information and proof sufficient to support a finding in favor of a claimed privilege in the absence of any information or evidence to the contrary.