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Conclusive presumption

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(Law) an inference which the law makes so peremptorily that it will not allow it to be overthrown by any contrary proof, however strong.
See under Conclusive.

See also: Conclusive Presumption



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and in the related context of racial discrimination in the workplace we have rejected any conclusive presumption that an employer will not discriminate against members of his own race .
Even if the plaintiffs had standing, however, the court decided that there was no conclusive presumption of illegal price fixing, because the defendant IPA was a legitimate joint venture.
The court added in a footnote that when the conclusive presumption in Section 622 applies, a party does not need to demonstrate detrimental reliance.
 
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