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If the debtor acknowledges the debt and then pleads the existence of discrepancies in accounts or subsequent financial transactions, does the burden of proof for his pleas fall upon him?

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Yes, the burden of proof for the debtor's pleas related to the existence of discrepancies in accounts or subsequent financial transactions falls upon him, if he had acknowledged the debt in documents whose issuance he did not deny.

Yes, the burden of proof for the debtor's pleas related to the existence of discrepancies in accounts or subsequent financial transactions falls upon him, if he had acknowledged the debt in documents whose issuance he did not deny.
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