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Are documents originating from the plaintiff considered sufficient evidence to establish his claim in the face of the defendant's denial?

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Documents self-generated by the plaintiff, such as invoices issued by him, are not considered sufficient evidence to establish his claim against the defendant's denial, unless corroborated by other evidence.

Documents self-generated by the plaintiff, such as invoices issued by him, are not considered sufficient evidence to establish his claim against the defendant's denial, unless corroborated by other evidence.
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