What are the conditions under which an ordinary instrument is considered evidence against the person to whom it is attributed in the Law of Evidence?
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An ordinary instrument is considered evidence against the person who issued and signed it, unless they expressly deny the attribution of the handwriting, signature, seal, or fingerprint to them. This ruling also applies to the successor, unless they deny knowledge that the handwriting, signature, seal, or fingerprint belongs to the...
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- يعد المحرَّر العادي صادراً ممن وقعه وحجة عليه؛ ما لم ينكر صراحة ما هو منسوب إليه من خط أو إمضاء أو ختم أو بصمة، أو ينكر ذلك خلَفُه أو ينفي علمه بأن الخط أو الإمضاء أو الختم أو البصمة هي لمن تلقى عنه...
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