Article 59 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 115 The plaintiff's contentious documents raised doubt about defendant's signature because his required signature on two different documents was clearly inconsistent and would thus indicate that One of the said documents was not fake and did not contain the same person's signature as the comparative study based handwriting expert's opinion and the absence of effective communication during cross-examination thus becomes more credible and credible. Thus made a serious mistake in neglecting the conclusion of the trial court, Deal with it. The appellate court's verdict and ruling on this case were set aside and the trial court restored the approval of the re-hearing.
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