When does the beneficiary's possession of a debt instrument constitute proof of their entitlement to the principal sum, and what corroborates this proof?
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The beneficiary's possession of a debt instrument constitutes proof of their entitlement to the principal sum. This proof is corroborated by the other party's admission of having paid previous profits, and by the establishment that the beneficiary took an oath concerning the payment of the sum in a previous case.
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