Explanation:

- ‘Presumptio juries et de jure’ is a Latin phrase used in law.

- It refers to a presumption that cannot be contradicted or disproven by evidence.

- In other words, once such a presumption is established, it is accepted as true without allowing the opposite party to contest it.

- This is called an absolute, conclusive, or irrebuttable presumption.

- All the given options mean the same thing:

- Absolute presumption: Admits no evidence against it.

- Conclusive presumption: Final, cannot be overturned by proof.

- Irrebuttable presumption: Cannot be rebutted or contested.

- So, the correct answer is:

Option:4- All the above