In the absence of provisions or agreements to the contrary, the judge shall settle conflicts of evidence in writing by determining by any means the most likely title.
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In the absence of provisions or agreements to the contrary, the judge shall settle conflicts of evidence in writing by determining by any means the most likely title.
A défaut de dispositions ou de conventions contraires, le juge règle les conflits de preuve par écrit en déterminant par tout moyen le titre le plus vraisemblable.
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