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Vijay1010 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please elaborate the sentence
The burden of proving that a person, known to have been alive within thirty years, is dead is one the person who affirms it.
Please explain the above sentence in detail in layman's language.
Regards,
Please explain the above sentence in detail in layman's language.
Regards,
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It should read ' on ', not 'one'. If someone says that Mr X (who they know was alive sometime in the last 30 years) is dead, then that person must prove that Mr X is dead.
- It should read ' on ', not 'one'.
- If someone says that Mr X (who they know was alive sometime in the last 30 years) is dead, then that person must prove that Mr X is dead.
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It should read 'on', not 'one'.
If someone says that Mr X (who they know was alive sometime in the last 30 years) is dead, then that person must prove that Mr X is dead.
If someone says that Mr X (who they know was alive sometime in the last 30 years) is dead, then that person must prove that Mr X is dead.
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