Does the inability of the General Department of Forensic Evidence to provide a technical opinion regarding a signature on a commercial document preclude the acceptance of corroborating testimony as evidence to prove the authenticity of the document?
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The inability of the General Department of Forensic Evidence to provide a technical opinion regarding a signature on a commercial document is not considered a preclusion to accepting corroborating testimony as evidence to prove the authenticity of the document, especially if there is no definitive contradiction between them.
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