Plummer v. Waskey

How courts have described this case

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• In regard to civil proceedings, burden of ultimate persuasion as well as burden of producing evidence may be allocated to either party on any particular issue as the emerging common law deems appropriate and fair
• “[T]he burden of ultimate persuasion as well as the burden of producing evidence may be allocated to either party on any particular issue as the emerging common law deems appropriate and fair.”
• common law presumption of revocation of a will

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