Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company v. Griffin

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• finding the interest was properly computed from the date the debt was due “rather than from the date of the judgment in favor of the plaintiff”
• generally when credible evidence comes into case contradicting basic fact or facts giving rise to presumption, presumption vanishes
• “A presumption is a rule of law which attaches to certain evi-dentiary facts and is productive of certain procedural consequences. The presumption is not itself evidence and has no probative value.”
• \A presumption is a rule of law which attaches to certain evidentiary facts and is productive of certain procedural consequences. The presumption is not itself evidence and has no probative value.\

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