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Codex Iuris Canonici
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  • LIBER VII: DE PROCESSIBUS
    • PARS II DE IUDICIO CONTENTIOSO
      • SECTIO I DE IUDICIO CONTENTIOSO ORDINARIO
        • TITULUS IV DE PROBATIONIBUS (Cann. 1526 – 1586)
          • Caput VI DE PRAESUMPTIONIBUS
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Caput VI DE PRAESUMPTIONIBUS
 
Can. 1584 - Praesumptio est rei incertae probabilis coniectura; eaque alia est iuris, quae ab 
ipsa lege statuitur; alia hominis, quae a iudice conicitur.
 
Can. 1585 - Qui habet pro se iuris praesumptionem, liberatur ab onore probandi, quod 
recidit in partem adversam.
 
Can. 1586 - Praesumptiones, quae non statuuntur a iure, iudex ne coniciat, nisi ex facto 
certo et determinato, quod cum eo, de quo controversia est, directe cohaereat.
 


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