When is a private document considered proof against the person from whom it originated, in accordance with the Law of Evidence?
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A private document is deemed to have been issued by the person who signed it and is binding upon them, unless they explicitly deny what is attributed to them, whether it be handwriting, signature, seal, or fingerprint. The burden of proving the invalidity of what is attributed to them falls...
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