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When does silence constitute acceptance under Syrian law? This article explains the general rule and the exceptions governing contract formation, including prior dealings, commercial custom, the nature of the transaction, and offers made solely for the recipient’s benefit.
Presumptions and their role in evidence under Syrian law: truth is not always established by direct evidence. In many disputes, a combination of circumstances and conduct may logically lead to a conclusion about the disputed fact.
Judicial and non-judicial admissions can decisively affect the burden of proof. This legal overview explains their distinction, evidentiary force, validity requirements, non-severability, and practical effect under Syrian Evidence Law.
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AuthorLawyer and Legal Counsel Omar Al-BaghdadiEditorial method and content limits