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irrebuttable adjective incontestable, indisputable, indubitable, irrefutable, unchallengeable, unimpeachable, unquestionable
Associated concepts: irrebuttable evidence

See also: unavoidable

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collective bargaining incontestable indisputable indubitable irrefutable presumption unavoidable unchallengeable unimpeachable unquestionable	122(5/20/2009)-FL ISSUE : This unusual Florida case presented Florida courts with the task of determining whether a statute allowing the Board of Medicine (Board) to discipline a physician who performed a wrongsite surgical procedure, and whether the physician's right to due process was violated by allegedly including an irrebuttable presumption that performing a wrong-site procedure falls below the standard of care. Is admission of wrong-site surgery negligence per se? by Tammelleo, A. David / Hospital Law's Regan Report 94) Only a few courts have inquired deeply into the effect of judicial deference on the constitutional system of checks and balances: While it is generally accepted that federal agencies are entitled to a presumption of good faith and regularity in arriving at their decisions, that presumption is not irrebuttable. Ecological realism and the need for a paradigm shift by Wood, Mary Christina / Environmental Law 285) Third, tax dependency operated as "an irrebuttable presumption" of self-sufficiency even though many tax dependents, including the plaintiffs, received no aid from their nonindigent parents. Rethinking constitutional welfare rights by Liu, Goodwin / Stanford Law Review	Iran-Contra Affair irascibility irascible irascibleness Ire ad largum Iredell, James Ireland, Patricia irk irksome iron iron grip iron rule iron will iron-handed ironbound ironclad ironclad agreement ironhanded ironia ironic ironical irony irrational irrational conclusion irrational terror irrebuttable irreclaimable irreconcilability irreconcilable irreconcilable differences irreconcilableness irrecoverable irredeemable irredeemable bill irreducible irreformable irrefragability irrefragable irrefragably irrefragibility irrefutability irrefutable irrefutably irregular Irregular deposit irregularity irrelated irrelation irrelative irrelevance irrelevancy	irrationally irrationally irrationally irrationalness irrationalness irrationalness irrationalness Irrationals Irrationals Irrationals Irrationals Irrawaddy Irrawaddy Irrawaddy Plain Irrawaddy River Irrawaddy River Irrawady Irrawady IRRB IRRBP IRRC IRRCC IRRCi IRRd IRRDB IRRDP IRRE IRRE irreal irreality irrebuttable Irrebuttable presumption IRREC irreceptive irreclaimability irreclaimability irreclaimable irreclaimable irreclaimableness irreclaimableness irreclaimably irreclaimably Irrecognition Irrecognizable IRRECON irreconcilability irreconcilability irreconcilable irreconcilable Irreconcilable differences irreconcilableness Irreconcilables Irreconcilables irreconcilably irreconcilably Irreconcile Irreconcilement Irreconciliation Irrecordable irrecoverable irrecoverable

122(5/20/2009)-FL ISSUE : This unusual Florida case presented Florida courts with the task of determining whether a statute allowing the Board of Medicine (Board) to discipline a physician who performed a wrongsite surgical procedure, and whether the physician's right to due process was violated by allegedly including an irrebuttable presumption that performing a wrong-site procedure falls below the standard of care.

Is admission of wrong-site surgery negligence per se? by Tammelleo, A. David / Hospital Law's Regan Report

94) Only a few courts have inquired deeply into the effect of judicial deference on the constitutional system of checks and balances: While it is generally accepted that federal agencies are entitled to a presumption of good faith and regularity in arriving at their decisions, that presumption is not irrebuttable.

Ecological realism and the need for a paradigm shift by Wood, Mary Christina / Environmental Law

285) Third, tax dependency operated as "an irrebuttable presumption" of self-sufficiency even though many tax dependents, including the plaintiffs, received no aid from their nonindigent parents.

Rethinking constitutional welfare rights by Liu, Goodwin / Stanford Law Review

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