Burden of proof in established partnership, tenancy, and agency relationships falls on anyone denying their continuance. Section 109 places the burden of proof on a person who asserts that an established relationship of partnership, landlord and tenant, or principal and ... Summary
Burden of proof in established partnership, tenancy, and agency relationships falls on anyone denying their continuance.
Section 109 places the burden of proof on a person who asserts that an established relationship of partnership, landlord and tenant, or principal and agent does not exist or has ceased. Once parties have been shown to have acted in any of those respective capacities, the contrary assertion must be proved by the person making it, rather than by the person relying on the demonstrated relationship.
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