mysqli_sql_exception: Unknown column 'print' in 'where clause'

ARTICLE  167A:  TESTS  TO  BE  ADMITTED  IN  THE  PATENT  SUSPENSION,  CANCELLATION  OR  EXTINCTION  PROCEDURE  AND  DISABILITY  OF  THE  CUSTOMS  AGENT

In  suspension  procedures  --230-Art.  164--,  cancellation  --230-Art.  165--  or  patent  termination  --230-Art.  166--,  as  well  as  the  disability  of  the  customs  agent  --230-Art.  160--,  all  kinds  of  evidence  will  be  admitted,  except  the  confessional  of  the  authorities.  The  request  for  reports  to  the  administrative  authorities  regarding  facts  recorded  in  their  files  or  documents  added  to  them  shall  not  be  considered  included  in  this  prohibition.

Documentary  evidence  may  be  submitted  in  a  simple  photocopy,  provided  that  the  originals  are  held  by  the  customs  agent.  In  case  of  presenting  them  in  this  way  the  authority  has  indications  that  they  do  not  exist  or  are  false,  it  may  require  the  taxpayer  to  submit  the  original  or  certified  copy.

When  the  documentary  evidence  is  not  held  by  the  customs  agent,  if  it  has  not  been  able  to  obtain  them  despite  being  legally  available  documents,  shall  indicate  the  file  or  place  where  they  are  for  the  customs  authority  to  require  their  referral  when  this  is  legally  possible.  For  this  purpose,  the  documents  must  be  accurately  identified  and,  in  the  case  of  those  that  may  be  available  to  them,  it  will  be  enough  to  accompany  the  stamped  copy  of  their  application.  It  is  understood  that  the  customs  agent  has  the  documents  at  their  disposal  when  it  can  legally  obtain  an  authorized  copy  of  the  originals  or  the  records  thereof.

When  any  of  the  evidence  offered  is  not  accompanied,  the  customs  authority  shall  require  the  customs  agent  to  present  it  within  a  period  of  five  days,  counting  from  the  day  after  the  notification  of  the  respective  requirement  takes  effect,  if  it  does  not  present  them  within  said  term,  they  will  be  considered  as  not  offered.

The  customs  authority  may  obtain  the  means  of  evidence  it  deems  necessary  and  will  agree  on  the  admission  of  the  evidence  offered,  within  ten  business  days  following  that  in  which  they  were  received.  Shall  only  discard  the  evidence  when  they  were  not  offered  according  to  law,  are  not  related  to  the  substance  of  the  matter,  are  unnecessary  or  contrary  to  morality  and  law.  The  agreement  that  admits  or  discards  the  evidence  must  be  properly  founded  and  motivated.