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Does the seal of a commercial establishment on documents constitute sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness in commercial dealings?

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Yes, the seal of a commercial establishment on documents, such as account statements, constitutes sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness against the establishment, unless the contrary is proven. This is based on commercial custom and what is stipulated in the Law of Sharia Procedure regarding the probative value of sealed ordinary...

Yes, the seal of a commercial establishment on documents, such as account statements, constitutes sufficient evidence to prove indebtedness against the establishment, unless the contrary is proven. This is based on commercial custom and what is stipulated in the Law of Sharia Procedure regarding the probative value of sealed ordinary documents.
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