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Is it sufficient to merely claim the supply of goods in a commercial transaction to obligate the defendant to pay their value, without presenting documentary evidence or conclusive testimony?

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No, the plaintiff must prove his claim with conclusive evidence and clear arguments. Large commercial transactions often require documents proving supply and receipt.

No, the plaintiff must prove his claim with conclusive evidence and clear arguments. Large commercial transactions often require documents proving supply and receipt.
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من الثابت شرعاً والمقرر فقهاً عدم قبول الدعاوى المرسلة، وإلزام ما لا يلزم قبوله بل رده، إلا بالبينات القاطعة والحجج الواضحة

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