Evidence in Civil and Commercial Transactions

Article 7 — Article (7)

Part 1: General Provisions

1.If the court or supervising judge, as the case may be, orders that any of the evidentiary proceedings be initiated, the court or supervising judge shall include in the relevant judgment or decision the date of the first hearing for initiating the relevant procedure, with no need for new notice if the procedure requires more than one hearing, except in case of serving a notice on an absent litigant of the allegation of forgery or administration of an assertory oath thereto. 2.The procedures carried out shall be documented, either in an electronic or paper format, according to the procedures set forth in the Code of Civil Procedure. 3.A clerk shall be present during the evidentiary proceedings to draw up the record, either electronically or in paper form, and co-sign the same with the judge, with no need for the litigants and stakeholders to sign the same.

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