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Dear sir,
In a Civil law, “the burden of proof must be shown on the balance of probabilities”
What does that mean?
Thanks.
It means that, in a civil case, the plaintiff must show / prove to the magistrate or judge that their version of events is more plausible / believable than the version of events being suggested by the defendant
It is moe probable that your version is correct than that of the other party
OK?
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