2. Article 105 The people's court shall, in accordance with legal procedures, comprehensively and objectively examine the evidence, judge whether the evidence has probative force by using logical reasoning and rules of daily life experience, and disclose the reasons and results of the judgment.
3. Article 108 If the people's court examines the evidence provided by the party with the burden of proof and, in combination with the relevant facts, is convinced that there is a great possibility of the fact to be proved, it shall consider that the fact exists.
After examining the evidence provided by the party with the burden of proof to refute the facts claimed by it, and considering the relevant facts, the people's court considers that the truth of the facts to be proved is unknown, it shall consider that the facts do not exist.
4. Article 114 State organs and other organizations with social management functions according to law shall, in addition to having sufficient evidence to prove that the matters recorded in the documents within their functions and powers are true, determine that the matters recorded in the documents are true. When necessary, the people's court may require the organ or organization that made the document to explain the authenticity of the document.
5. Article 115th the certification materials submitted by a unit to the people's court shall be signed or sealed by the person in charge of the unit and the person who made the certification materials, and stamped with the seal of the unit. The people's court may investigate and verify the units that issue the certification materials and the personnel who make the certification materials. When necessary, the person who made the certification materials may be required to testify in court.
Where the units and personnel who make the certification materials refuse to be investigated and verified by the people's court, or the personnel who make the certification materials refuse to testify in court without justifiable reasons, the certification materials shall not be used as the basis for determining the facts of the case.