1. A challenging theory is normally expected to bear the burden or onus of proof . 2. The onus of proof is on anyone who claims copyright. 3. I think that the onus of proof is on those making a case for deletion. 4. A formal hearing thus proceeds where the party raising the exception ( the excipient ) has the onus of proof . 5. In many cases the onus of proof has been reversed and the justice that once prevailed has been gravely diminished ." 6. International law " places the onus of proof on France to supply satisfactory evidence that this testing is safe, " he declared. 7. At each distinct stage of the litigation, the court must consider whether the onus of proof is on the applicant or respondent. 8. And East added that international law " places the onus of proof on France to supply satisfactory evidence that this testing is safe ." 9. That was so because it was a domestic agreement between husband and wife, and it meant the onus of proof was on the plaintiff, Mrs Balfour. 10. While I'm not in _ complete _ agreement with your comments re onus of proof re verifiability, Tom 11 : 30, 14 May 2006 ( UTC)
