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Is it a condition precedent to prove recourse to conciliation or amicable settlement before filing a lawsuit if the contract stipulates it?

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Yes, proving recourse to conciliation or amicable settlement is considered a condition for the admissibility of the lawsuit if the contract includes a written agreement to that effect. Failure to prove it results in the inadmissibility of the lawsuit.

Yes, proving recourse to conciliation or amicable settlement is considered a condition for the admissibility of the lawsuit if the contract includes a written agreement to that effect. Failure to prove it results in the inadmissibility of the lawsuit.
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