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

• Any other factor, condition, or limitation relevant to determining the scope of the requested relief.(b) Prima facie case.

• 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 alone does not entitle the Respondent to relief under Section 17 of the Act.

• The applicant may reapply for approval of the project un- der other review and approval processes.

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

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 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.

Prima facie case means a case that could be referred for disciplinary action under section 20 of the Law; and