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When is the failure to take the oath of denial considered an abstention from oath that necessitates judgment in accordance with the claim?

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Failure to take the oath of denial is considered an abstention from oath that necessitates judgment in accordance with the claim if the person to whom the oath was directed was duly notified to appear for its administration and failed to appear without a valid excuse. This is based on...

Failure to take the oath of denial is considered an abstention from oath that necessitates judgment in accordance with the claim if the person to whom the oath was directed was duly notified to appear for its administration and failed to appear without a valid excuse. This is based on the provisions concerning abstention from oath in the Law of Sharia Procedure.
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