II. Witnesses shall not Testify except under Oath; Where both parties offer Witnesses which shall be Believed; and Where a Witness Testifies Falsely 54 III. Where a Witness Testifies Orally, and Written Evidence Contradicts Him 54 IV. A Slave shall not be Believed unless he Belongs to the Crown; and When Royal Slaves shall be Believed 56 V. A Witness shall not give his Testimony in Writing, but Orally, and How Testimony should be Given 57 VI. Concerning Those who give False Testimony 58 VII. Concerning Those who are Proved to have given False Testimony; and Concerning the Space of Six Months in which a Witness may be Declared Infamous. It shall not be Lawful to give Testimony concerning One who is Dead 58 VIII. Concerning Those who Induce Others to give False Testimony, or Encourage the Slaves of Others to Seek their Liberty 60 IX. In what Causes Slaves can Testify 61 X. Concerning Those who Bind Themselves in Writing, not to give True Testimony in the Cause of Others 62 XI. At what Age Minors can Testify 62 XII. A Near Relative or a Kinsman of a Party to a Suit, cannot give Testimony against a Stranger 62 TITLE V.--_Concerning Valid and Invalid Documents and How Wills Should be Drawn Up._ I. What Documents are Valid in Law 64 II. No Witness shall Testify as to the Contents of a Document of which He is Ignorant 64 III. Concerning the Drawing Up of Contracts, and Other Legal Documents 65 IV. Neither Children, nor Other Heirs, shall contest the Final Disposition of Property by their Ancestors 65 V. Concerning the Penalties to which those are Liable who attempt to Repudiate their Written Contracts 65 VI. Contracts and Agreements made by Slaves are Invalid, unless Ordered by Their Masters 65 VII. Concerning Dishonorable and Illegal Contracts 66 VIII. No One shall be Liable in Person or Property, under the Terms of any Contract, where Deception has been Practised; nor shall He be Liable to any Penalty provided by the same 66 IX. Every Obligation, or Contract, which has been Extorted by Force, or Fear, shall be Void 66