What constitutes admissible evidence to substantiate a claim for the value of goods or services for which payment has not been made?
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Invoices issued by the supplier and the agreement contract concluded between the parties, bearing their respective seals and signatures, are considered admissible evidence to substantiate the claim.
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- يعد المحرَّر العادي صادراً ممن وقعه وحجة عليه؛ ما لم ينكر صراحة ما هو منسوب إليه من خط أو إمضاء أو ختم أو بصمة، أو ينكر ذلك خلَفُه أو ينفي علمه بأن الخط أو الإمضاء أو الختم أو البصمة هي لمن تلقى عنه...
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