👉 Presufficiency is a legal concept in civil law systems, where a party's representation or argument that one party has a superior position or authority over another party is considered sufficient to establish a conflict of interest. This can occur when a person asserts that they have a higher level of expertise, knowledge, or experience than the other party, leading to an unfair advantage in dispute resolution processes. Presufficiency is often used as a defense mechanism to protect one's interests and maintain the integrity of the legal system
