When is the decisive oath prescribed for the plaintiff in commercial lawsuits concerning a claim for the return of monetary amounts that were transferred without written evidence of an agreement?
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The decisive oath is prescribed for the plaintiff if his position is strengthened by circumstantial evidence, such as a confirmed financial transfer, and the defendant admits receiving the amount but denies the existence of an agreement. In such a scenario, the statement of the payer is accepted with his oath,...
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