When is the decisive oath resorted to for establishing commercial rights?
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The decisive oath is resorted to for establishing commercial rights when evidence conflicts or is insufficient, and after one of the parties fails to prove their claim or defense. The oath then constitutes conclusive evidence of the truth of what was sworn upon.
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