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Tenant wants to prove the rent amount stated in a signed lease. Tenant testifies that the only signed original was destroyed in an accidental apartment fire before any dispute arose. Landlord denies the rent amount but offers no evidence that Tenant destroyed the lease in bad faith.
What is the best ruling on Tenant's testimony about the lease terms?

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Other evidence of the contents is admissible only in criminal cases. Other evidence of the contents may be admitted if all originals are lost or destroyed and the proponent did not lose or destroy them in bad faith. Other evidence of the contents is admissible only if the proponent can prove the contents beyond a reasonable doubt. Other evidence of the contents is admissible only when the original was destroyed by a natural disaster.

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