Domestic registers and papers shall not be legally valid vis-à-vis the persons who wrote them, even they were issued electronically, except in the following two cases: 1.If such person explicitly states therein that he has collected a debt; and 2.If such person explicitly states therein that he intends, by what he wrote in such papers, that they serve as an instrument with respect to the persons in whose favor such papers established a right. In both cases, if what is stated is not signed by the person who wrote them, he may prove the contrary by all means of proof.
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