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Request for a procedure if an opponent makes a frivolous denial of documents
Request for a procedure if an opponent makes a frivolous denial of documents.
I registered a commercial case regarding my rights arising from three agreements signed between me and another party. The court appointed an expert.
I submitted photocopies. The opponent denied the three agreements. The expert made an adverse draft report due to the denial of the agreements. The expert never asked me for the originals of the agreements.
The opponent did not file a challenge of forgery after the denial of documents.
What should I do? Should I give the originals to the expert or give them to the judge?
How do I protest the frivolous denial of documents?
Should I make a petition or a memo to judge?
Please help me to understand the procedure.
Dear client,
Good day!
Please note that in cases like this, it is standard for the other party to deny the documents.
You don't have to worry because the experts know the details of the documents. On receipt of a favorable report, you can go directly to the judge and submit the documents.
Show the documents in front of the expert and then, once the report is prepared in your favor, you can submit the original documents to the court for review.
For further assistance, please feel free to contact us via phone or email.
Thank you!
