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Legal Terms Equitable assumptions
Equity infers that the existence of a particular set of facts leads to the assumption that other facts follow. For instance, a parent who voluntarily transfers to his child is presumed to have intended to make a *gift under the presumption of *advancement.
The assumption of equality (see equality is equity) and the presumption of a resultant trust are two more instances of equitable presumptions.
Equity infers that the existence of a particular set of facts leads to the assumption that other facts follow. For instance, a parent who voluntarily transfers to his child is presumed to have intended to make a *gift under the presumption of *advancement.
The assumption of equality (see equality is equity) and the presumption of a resultant trust are two more instances of equitable presumptions.
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