total failure of evidence

total failure of evidence
The utter absence of all evidence. The failure to offer proof, either positive or inferential, to establish one or more of the many facts, the establishment of all of which is indispensable to the finding of the issue for the plaintiff. Cole v Hebb (Md) 7 Gill & J 20, 28.

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