Aetna Cas. & Sur. v. Pappagallo Rest.

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• explaining that when adverse party introduces credible evidence to disprove a presumed fact, the presumption vanishes and the jury is never told of it
• explaining that when adverse party introduces credible evidence to disprove a presumed fact, the presumption vanishes and the jury is never told of it
• pursuant to section 90.302(1), under \bursting bubble\ presumption, once credible evidence introduced to disprove presumed fact, presumption no longer effective and case decided without it

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