Shell Oil Co. v. PAR FOUR PARTNER.

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• holding that, when communications appear on their face to be privileged, the party seeking disclosure bears the burden of proving that they are not
• holding that, when communications appear on their face to be privileged, the party seeking disclosure bears the burden of proving that they are not
• holding that, “when communications appear on their face to be privileged, the party seeking disclosure bears the burden of proving that they are not”
• when communications appear on their face to be privileged, the party seeking disclosure bears the burden of proving that they are not

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