A person who claims the performance of an obligation must prove it.
Conversely, a person who claims to be discharged must justify the payment or the fact which produced the extinction of his obligation.
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A person who claims the performance of an obligation must prove it.
Conversely, a person who claims to be discharged must justify the payment or the fact which produced the extinction of his obligation.
Réciproquement, celui qui se prétend libéré doit justifier le paiement ou le fait qui a produit l’extinction de son obligation.
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