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Article 228 of the General Code of Procedure

Is the party who submits an expert report really allowed to ask leading or suggestive questions to their own expert? Article 228 of the General Code of Procedure regulates how the contradiction of an expert opinion should be exercised within the judicial process. This provision has given rise to different interpretations regarding the scope of the powers to question the expert witness at the hearing,...

Criteria for Admitting Witness Testimony

Article 168 of the General Code of Procedure (CGP) states that the judge must reject evidence that is illegal, irrelevant, inadmissible, or useless. In particular, witness testimony must strictly meet these criteria to be accepted as valid evidence. This has been recently reaffirmed by the Supreme Court of Justice.

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Basic Guide to Collecting an Electronic Invoice

When you sell a product or provide a service, you must issue an invoice as proof of the sale. This invoice can be physical or electronic, depending on how it is issued. But what happens if the customer doesn’t pay? If the invoice is electronic, you can demand payment through a legal process. Here’s how you can do it in a simple way.