When is recourse made to an oath for proving or denying certain facts of the case pertaining to a contract of works, and what is its effect on the assessment of the parties' entitlements?
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Recourse is made to an oath for proving or denying certain facts of the case pertaining to a contract of works when there is insufficient evidence. The oath is considered conclusive proof for establishing what was sworn upon, and it results in an adjustment to the assessment of the parties'...
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طلب المدعي يمين المدعى عليه بشأن عمل الجبس وشراء المضخات عند عدم وجود بينة كافية.
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