How does the court deal with substantive defenses in urgent applications for establishing a state of affairs?

Defenses based on the existence of a prior contractual mechanism for establishing a state of affairs are considered substantive defenses that fall outside the scope of the court's consideration in urgent applications for establishing a state of affairs, as its role is limited to verifying the fulfillment of the urgency requirements without delving into the merits of the dispute or assessing substantive rights. (Noting that Article (6) of the Law of Evidence pertains to the burden of proof in substantive lawsuits).