Is an authenticated admission, bearing the signature and seal of the decedent, considered sufficient evidence to establish a debt against his estate?
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Yes, an authenticated admission bearing the signature and seal of the decedent is considered sufficient evidence to establish a debt against his estate, and it obligates his heirs to settle it from the estate.
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