Failure to Present Document 13 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), De Xeon, R14, Effect of Defamation for Defamation of Defendants The defendant's assertion was that the alimony was not performed within the prescribed time period by law. The plaintiff has been aware of the controversial sale to date. As a matter of when the claimants' property suit land and land was irrigated by the same water course, the plaintiff claimed that upon receiving the required information for the sale, copies of the alterations were obtained from them and after the publication. Knowledge, where there was a history, said that the failure to produce certified copies of the claimant in the evidence, in the control of the affected party when a piece of evidence is not produced, would be speculated if the same evidence was presented. Had there been such evidence. The plaintiff's failure against this party to produce certified copies of the mutation assumes that such certified copies deny the plaintiffs' arguments. The above certified copies were not even presented in the verification phase.
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