Is the heirs' plea of ignorance regarding an ordinary debt document attributed to their predecessor in title considered an express denial that negates the document's probative force against them?
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The heirs' plea of ignorance regarding an ordinary debt document attributed to their predecessor in title is not considered an express denial that negates the document's probative force, unless they expressly deny the handwriting, signature, seal, or fingerprint attributed to him, or deny their knowledge that the handwriting, signature, seal,...
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