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When are invoices received and stamped by the defendant considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness?

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Invoices received and stamped by the defendant are considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness if the defendant acknowledges the validity of the transaction and does not present a material objection or a substantive defense that undermines the validity or value of these invoices, even if he claims that the stamp...

Invoices received and stamped by the defendant are considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness if the defendant acknowledges the validity of the transaction and does not present a material objection or a substantive defense that undermines the validity or value of these invoices, even if he claims that the stamp was merely for acknowledgment of receipt.
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