What are the legal consequences of a party to a lawsuit failing to attend a court session after being duly notified?

The failure of a party to a lawsuit to attend a court session after being duly notified is considered a presumption of the authenticity of the documents submitted by the other party, and is deemed a waiver of their right to raise defenses that challenge the lawsuit. In such a case, the litigation is deemed to be heard in their presence, in accordance with Article 30 of the Commercial Courts Law.