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prima facie
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prima facie (prīˑ·m fāˑ·shē),
n at first site; the minimum amount of evidence required from one party that compels another party to defend itself in court.

prima facie (prī´m fā´shē),
adv a phrase that means “on the face of it”; so far as can be judged from the first appearance; presumably.


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Show Cause Notice was issued to PSM on April 29, 2009, for violation of Section 3(3)(g)&(h) for prima facia abusing its dominant position by refusing to deal with purchasers in relation to low carbon steel billets, wherein, PSM was required to appear before the Commission on May 19, 2009.
Probably the most irksome habit of the local people, who I grew to admire and love, was the irritating idiosyncrasy of labeling anyone from "Illinois" as coming from "Chicago," thereby providing prima facia proof of being a city-slicker, and a stupid one at that.
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