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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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Solicitors for Neil James Coyle from Carrickreagh Gardens, Gary McDermott from Creggan Heights and Paul Joseph Ward from Rathmore Road, all in their 20s and from the Creggan Estate in Derry, accepted their clients had a prima facie case to answer.
Lokayukta Justice Manmohan Sarin said there were enough grounds to frame a prima facie case against the chief minister for alleged " misuse of power, position and public money" for political gains.
The committee found a prima facie case for Ravinder Garcha ACMA to answer concerning an alleged failure to exhibit professional behaviour by failing to provide a copy tax return and appeal to penalty notice to a client; failing to return documents; and failing to reply to letters.
 
 
 
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