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Are unauthenticated invoices or unofficial correspondence between parties considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness in commercial transactions?

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Invoices that have not been authenticated according to the established accounting cycle or unofficial correspondence alone are not considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness, unless supported by other corroborating evidence or an admission by the defendant.

Invoices that have not been authenticated according to the established accounting cycle or unofficial correspondence alone are not considered sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness, unless supported by other corroborating evidence or an admission by the defendant.
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