M Civ JI 97.41 Not Necessary to Prove Each Fact Alleged

It is not necessary that each and every fact alleged in the petition be proven before you can find that one or more of the statutory grounds alleged in the petition have been proven. It is necessary, however, that sufficient facts be proven so that, in your judgment, you can find by a preponderance of the evidence that one or more of the statutory grounds alleged in the petition have been proven.

History

M Civ JI 97.41 was added March 2005.