What happens in a situation where a person denies that the handwriting, signature, signature stamp, or fingerprint attributed to them is theirs in relation to an informal instrument presented against them?
If a person denies that the handwriting, signature, signature stamp, or fingerprint attributed to them in relation to an informal instrument is theirs, the opposing party can still insist on relying on the informal instrument. However, if the facts and documents of the case are not enough to convince the court of the veracity of the handwriting, signature, signature stamp, or fingerprint, the court will order verification through comparison and/or testimony of witnesses, according to the rules and procedures mentioned in the current Law.