When does the defendant's failure to attend the scheduled session for taking the oath constitute a refusal to take the oath (nukool), leading to a judgment in favor of his adversary?
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The defendant's unexcused failure to attend after the oath has been presented to him is considered a refusal to take the oath (nukool). The judge may, based on this, issue a judgment concerning financial rights and matters related thereto.
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