If the defendant admits the claim but then pleads the existence of defects or damages necessitating a deduction from it, does the burden of proof for his plea fall upon him?
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Yes, the burden of proving the pleas presented by the defendant, such as the existence of defects or damages, falls upon him. Mere assertion is not sufficient to negate the admission of the claim.
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وبما أن المدعى عليها لم تقدم أي بينة موصلة على دفعها بوجود عيوب من المدعية
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