Necessary Inference Law and Legal Definition
Necessary inference means inference or deduced fact that is characterized as necessary. An inference is said to be necessary if another and a different inference cannot be reasonably drawn from the facts stated. It is a conclusion that is arrived by applying reason and logic to the collected data. Necessary inference means that such conclusion was irresistible. For example, if the snow is melting in the sea one may necessarily conclude that the temperature was very high than the normal temperature.
