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Is a mere allegation of unofficial seals or the absence of signatures from authorized representatives sufficient to rebut the probative force of commercial documents?

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A mere allegation of unofficial seals or the absence of signatures from authorized representatives is not sufficient to rebut the probative force of commercial documents submitted as evidence, unless the defendant provides conclusive evidence proving the invalidity of these documents or the company's non-liability for them.

A mere allegation of unofficial seals or the absence of signatures from authorized representatives is not sufficient to rebut the probative force of commercial documents submitted as evidence, unless the defendant provides conclusive evidence proving the invalidity of these documents or the company's non-liability for them.
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