 | Robert Martin, Gordon Stuart Adam - 1994 - 900 páginas
...there may be de jrees of probability within that standard. The degree depends on the subject-matter. A civil court, when considering a charge of fraud, will naturally require a higher degree of probability than that which it would require if considering whether negligence were... | |
 | The City Law School - 2007 - 168 páginas
...the issue of fraud he finds it was not made.' The answer is therefore [A]. However, he added that: 'A civil court, when considering a charge of fraud,...that which it would require when asking if negligence were established.' This comment has, understandably, given rise to much confusion. The matter was put... | |
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The case may be proved by a preponderance of probability, but there may be degrees of probability within that standard. The degree depends on the subjectmatter. A civil court, when considering a charge of fraud, will naturally require a higher degree... 