Can the defendant's default in appearing and responding affect the evaluation of evidence presented by the plaintiff?
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Yes, the defendant's default in appearing and responding despite being duly notified can affect the evaluation of evidence presented by the plaintiff. It is considered a strong judicial presumption supporting the plaintiff's claim and may lead to the annulment of a first-instance judgment that rejected the claim due to insufficient...
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الأمر الملكي رقم: (14388) وتاريخ 25/2/1439 هـ (بشأن صحة التبليغ الإلكتروني)
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