What is the legal implication of denying the existence of a written contract and claiming the existence of an oral agreement in proving financial obligations?
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Denying the existence of a written contract and claiming the existence of an oral agreement is not sufficient to prove financial obligations unless the plaintiff provides evidence clarifying the true nature of the oral contract and the obligations and clauses it contained, which reveal the type of dealings between the...
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استنباط قضائي من الأسباب: 'كما أن المدعي وكالة أنكر العقد المقدم من المدعى عليها ، ولم يقدم عقداً يبين فيه التزامات كل طرف ، بل أفاد أن التعاقد كان بين الطرفين شفهياً ، وبما أن إفادة المدعي لا يعلم به...
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