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The State relied on a reported clerk observation and the absence of a receipt. The court found neither resolved whether payment had been made at another register.
A catering receipt showed how the money was spent, but not what the couple agreed. The court could not assess an alleged repayment message because the chat was not produced.
An unsigned register recorded a collection, but did not identify the collector. The court said neither that entry nor a message about the phone's readiness established who took it.
A Friday message showed the menus were not ready at 2:15 pm, but did not prove that exact deadline was agreed. The court found no evidence of a later collection offer or delivery.
A desk in the work area and conflicting accounts of the first visit left the court unable to determine who was responsible for the unfinished assembly.
The judge set maintenance at ₹5,000 a month for two years, but made each payment dependent on affordability. The judgment's explanation for a ₹20,000 fine is incomplete.
A WhatsApp exchange confirmed an envelope handover but did not establish whether it contained jewellery. A receipt mentioned by Anagha was not presented to the court.
Hannah Mercer disputed that a discussion about Daniel’s furniture meant he could keep all the savings. A joint account statement showed a £2,000 balance.
A message approving a loan supported Daniel Mercer's account, but did not identify boxed stock. The court said a return receipt established timing, not motive.
Nolan Price said he believed his companion had paid for the drill. The agreement calls for a dismissal recommendation only after probation and community service are completed.
A receipt established that the drill was unpaid, but the court said the evidence did not prove what the shopper knew or intended when he left.
A federal summary flagged more than 20,000 registrants, but did not show how many had mail ballots or establish that counting would prevent later separation.
