Article 73. Assessment of Evidence

The court shall assess the evidence according to its inner conviction based on a comprehensive, full and impartial consideration in the court session of all the circumstances of the case in their totality, and guided by the law.

Each of the evidence shall be subject to assessment from the point of view of relevance, admissibility and reliability, and the totality of evidence from the point of view of their sufficiency.

Evidence shall be considered reliable if, as a result of verification, it is established that it corresponds to reality.

No evidence shall have a predetermined effect on the court.

The court is not bound by a party's statement on the admissibility of evidence, which is allowed when making a decision.

The court cannot consider as proven the circumstances, confirmed only by a copy of a document or other written evidence, if the original of the document was lost and not transferred to the court, and the copies of this document presented by each of the disputing parties are not identical, and it is impossible to establish the true content of the document using other evidence.