When does an official document constitute binding proof against its issuer, notwithstanding a claim of non-signature or unlawful acquisition?
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An official document is considered binding proof against its issuer if it was issued on its official stationery, bears its official seal, and has not been impugned for forgery. The claim of unlawful acquisition is deemed an unsubstantiated assertion unless evidence is presented to support it.
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