Do signed payment certificates and documents bearing signatures or seals attributed to the defendant constitute sufficient evidence to prove the value of the works performed in a construction contract lawsuit?
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Yes, signed payment certificates and documents bearing signatures or seals attributed to the defendant, which were not expressly objected to at the time, constitute strong and sufficient evidence to prove the value of the works performed and the plaintiff's entitlement thereto in construction contract lawsuits.
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تنفيذ المدعي تم تنفيذ (٤٠%) من العمل بمبلغ وقدره (٦٣٣،٣٦٩) ستمائة وثلاثة وثلاثون ألف وثلاثمائة وتسعة وستون ريال، بموجب مستند الاستحقاق (مستخلص) برقم (١) وتاريخ ٠٧ / ٠٩ / ١٤٤١ هـ، الموافق ٣٠ / ٠٤ / ٢٠٢...
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