1.Annotating an electronic or paper deed of debt, by the creditor's handwriting without signature, to the effect of the discharge of the debtor shall be legally valid vis-à-vis the creditor until otherwise is proven. Annotating the deed to this effect shall also be legally valid vis-à-vis the creditor, even if such annotation is not written or signed thereby as long as the deed never left his possession. 2.The provision of Clause (1) of this Article shall apply if the creditor establishes, by his handwriting without signature, the discharge of the debtor in another original copy of the deed, or in an acquittance, and the copy or the acquittance, whether electronic or paper, is in the possession of the debtor. 3.Repayment made via electronic means shall be deemed discharge of the debtor.
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