artificial presumption

artificial presumption
A presumption arising by force of the law of the jurisdiction, rather than from logic or probability alone. People v Hildebrandt, 308 NY 397, Holley v Purity Baking Co. 128 W Va 531, 37 SE2d 729, 167 ALR 648.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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