In a property dispute, Plaintiff presents a certified copy of the land deed as evidence of ownership. Defendant challenges the authenticity of this deed. According to the presumption of authenticity of official records, who bears the burden of proof to establish that the deed is not genuine?
Plaintiff must prove the deed is genuine.
Both parties share the burden equally.
Defendant must prove the deed is not genuine.
The court decides without requiring proof from either party.
Defendant bears the burden of proof to show that the deed is not genuine. Under the presumption of authenticity, official records are accepted as genuine unless the opposing party provides evidence to the contrary.
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