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What is the probative value of the supplementary oath in establishing commercial rights, and what are the conditions for accepting a petition for judicial review related to the concealment of documents?

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The supplementary oath is considered judicial evidence that completes insufficient evidence for establishing commercial rights. A petition for judicial review is accepted if it is proven that one of the litigants concealed a material document that affects the truth of the dispute and could not have been submitted previously.

The supplementary oath is considered judicial evidence that completes insufficient evidence for establishing commercial rights. A petition for judicial review is accepted if it is proven that one of the litigants concealed a material document that affects the truth of the dispute and could not have been submitted previously.
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