Evidence in Civil and Commercial Transactions

Article 44 — Article (44)

Part 3: Documentary Evidence

1.The claim of forgery may be raised whatever the status of the action is. The claimant of forgery shall specify all points of forgery alleged, his relevant evidence and the investigation procedures required to be followed for proving it. All of the above shall be stated in a memorandum to be submitted to the court, electronically filed or recorded in the electronic or paper transcript of the hearing. 2.In case that the claim of forgery has a bearing on the dispute and the case facts and documents are not sufficient to convince the court of the veracity or forgery of the instrument, and the court deems that the investigation requested by the claimant of forgery has a bearing on the dispute and is admissible, the court shall order the same. 3.The order of investigation into the claim of forgery shall be by way of comparison and/or hearing witnesses, in accordance with the rules and procedures set forth in this Part.

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