Is it sufficient to merely allege the existence of defects in the execution of works to dismiss a financial claim without presenting proof?
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No, merely alleging the existence of defects in the execution of works is not sufficient to dismiss a financial claim; rather, the claimant must provide the necessary proof (bainah) to substantiate his allegations, otherwise, his statement would be considered unsubstantiated and disregarded.
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١.يجب أن تتضمن نسخة الحكم الصادر في الاعتراض -بالإضافة إلى البيانات الأساسية المذكورة في المادة (الثانية والستين) من النظام- الآتي: أ-ملخص وافٍ للاعتراض يشتمل على: طلبات المعترض، ومنطوق الحكم المعترض...
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