When is the defendant deemed to have defaulted in answering in commercial lawsuits?
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The defendant is deemed to have defaulted in answering if he refrains from answering entirely or provides an answer irrelevant to the claim, and persists in doing so after the judge repeatedly requests the correct answer three times in the same session and after being admonished.
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المادة (٦٧) من نظام المرافعات الشرعية الصادر بتاريخ ٢٢/ ٠١/ ١٤٣٥هـ
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