Assertion of Fact

/əˌsɜrʃən əv fækt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A statement presented as true, asserting the existence of a fact in legal proceedings or documents.
    The plaintiff provided an assertion of fact to support her claim in court.

Forms

  • assertions of fact

Commentary

An assertion of fact is distinguished from opinion or legal conclusion; it must be a factual claim potentially subject to proof or disproof.

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