The doctrine of natural identity of interests:
A)does not hold true under any conditions.
B)holds true under restrictive conditions.
C)holds true under very weak restrictions.
D)always holds true.

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The doctrine of natural identity of interests holds true under restrictive conditions, where the interests of all parties are aligned and there is no conflict of interest. However, in most situations, there will be some degree of conflict of interest, making this doctrine not applicable.

The Doctrine of Natural Identity of Interests