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    Put to 'Strict Proof'

    I am in the middle of a complicated Court Case. The claimants have responded to my defence stating that in some sections they are putting my claim to 'strict Proof'' what exactly does this mean and how is best to respond? Thank you
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    Strict Proof as stated = they want 100% proof of statement or regarding say damaged goods, or he said/ she said = so what proof are they asking for = could anything to us??
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