What is the legal basis for obligating parties to fulfill their contractual obligations?
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The concluded contract, bearing the signature of one of the parties, constitutes evidence against them. Their admission of the contract's validity at any stage shall be deemed a legal basis for obligating them to perform their contractual obligations, pursuant to Article (29) of the Law of Evidence.
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