What is the legal basis for considering private instruments as proof against their signatories in the event of non-denial or non-appearance?
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A private instrument is considered to have been issued by its signatory and constitutes proof against them unless explicitly denied. In the event of the defendant's non-appearance or their failure to submit proof of discharge of liability, the documents presented by the plaintiff are deemed sufficient to establish 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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