1. 1. A "presumption" is a rule of procedure which means that when a basic fact exists the existence of another fact must be assumed, whether or not the basic fact has any probative value of the existence of the assumed fact;
2. 2. "Basic fact" means the fact or group of facts giving rise to a presumption;
3. 3. "Presumed fact" means the fact which must be assumed; and
4. 4. "Inconsistent presumptions" means the presumed fact of one presumption is inconsistent with the presumed fact of another presumption.

Laws 1978, c. 285, § 301, eff. October 1, 1978.