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When is silence regarding the denial of documents submitted in a lawsuit considered an admission of their authenticity?

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Silence regarding the denial of ordinary documents submitted in a lawsuit, which have not been explicitly denied or alleged to be forged, is considered an admission of their authenticity and that they were issued by the person to whom they are attributed, especially if they were issued on the letterhead...

Silence regarding the denial of ordinary documents submitted in a lawsuit, which have not been explicitly denied or alleged to be forged, is considered an admission of their authenticity and that they were issued by the person to whom they are attributed, especially if they were issued on the letterhead of the silent party.
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