Burden of proof as to particular fact rests on the party asserting it, unless statute allocates the burden otherwise. Burden of proof as to any particular fact rests on the person who asserts the fact, unless a law expressly places the proof on a particular person; the ... Summary
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Burden of proof as to particular fact rests on the party asserting it, unless statute allocates the burden otherwise.
Burden of proof as to any particular fact rests on the person who asserts the fact, unless a law expressly places the proof on a particular person; the asserting party must prove the fact (e.g., prosecution proves admission; defendant proves alibi).
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