What are the grounds upon which the court relies in issuing a judgment compelling payment in commercial lawsuits?

The court relies in its judgment compelling payment in commercial lawsuits on several grounds, including: the establishment of jurisdiction for the commercial judiciary if both parties to the lawsuit are merchants; the defendant's failure to appear despite being duly notified; the sufficiency of the written evidence presented to prove the right, while taking into account the probative force of written documents under Sharia and statutory law; considering private instruments and regular merchants' books as evidence; and that the confirmation of the balance constitutes an acknowledgment.