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In accordance with the general rules of evidence and what is stipulated in Article (35) of the Evidence Law in civil and commercial transactions, which stipulates “In non-commercial matters, if the disposition has a value of more than 5000 dirhams or is of indefinite value, it is not permissible to testify by witnesses in proving its existence or its expiration. Unless there is an agreement or a text to the contrary.”

If the value is less than 5000 dirhams, it may be proven by all means of proof, including witness testimony.

Article 112 of Federal Law No. 11 of 1992 Concerning Civil Procedure (Civil Procedure Law) states that “Proving evidence of the prosecution: writing, testimony, experience, and oath”

Article 113 of Federal Law No. 18 of 1993 Concerning the Civil Transactions Law) states the following:

"The creditor must prove his right, and the debtor has the right to repudiate."

Article 117 of the Civil Transactions Law stipulates the following:

"The evidence is on the accused, and the oath is given to those who deny it."

Whether the plaintiff or the defendant must provide evidence to support them.

The claimant is obligated to provide evidence of their claims, whether they were originally plaintiffs in the lawsuit or the defendant.

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