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What constitutes sufficient evidence to substantiate a claim for investment capital?

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Evidence consisting of an investment contract signed and sealed by the commercial entity, a receipt issued by it, and the entity's acknowledgment of receiving the amount and its entry into its accounts, is considered sufficient to substantiate the claim for investment capital.

Evidence consisting of an investment contract signed and sealed by the commercial entity, a receipt issued by it, and the entity's acknowledgment of receiving the amount and its entry into its accounts, is considered sufficient to substantiate the claim for investment capital.
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