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Processes » The Contentious Trial » The Ordinary Contentious Trial » Proofs
Canon 1526. §1 The onus of proof rests upon the person who makes an allegation.
§2 The following matters do not require proof:
1° matters which are presumed by the law itself;
2° facts alleged by one of the litigants and admitted by the other, unless their proof is nevertheless required either by law or by the judge.
§1. Onus probandi incumbit ei qui asserit.
§2. Non indigent probatione:
1° quae ab ipsa lege praesumuntur;
2° facta ab uno ex contendentibus asserta et ab altero admissa, nisi iure vel a iudice probatio nihilominus exigatur.
Previous Next§2 The following matters do not require proof:
1° matters which are presumed by the law itself;
2° facts alleged by one of the litigants and admitted by the other, unless their proof is nevertheless required either by law or by the judge.
§1. Onus probandi incumbit ei qui asserit.
§2. Non indigent probatione:
1° quae ab ipsa lege praesumuntur;
2° facta ab uno ex contendentibus asserta et ab altero admissa, nisi iure vel a iudice probatio nihilominus exigatur.
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