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A receipt and witness account established that the €24 thermos left the shop unpaid. The court said they did not establish whether its omission at checkout was deliberate.
A policy excerpt described a ten-year wait as a proposal, but did not show whether it had taken effect when Nisha Bedi was refused. The court did not find the refusal correct.
Neither party had a photograph of the carpet from before the tenancy. Their later images showed a mark or patch but did not capture the whole carpet.
A UPI record confirmed the payment, and the maker admitted he had neither delivered the bookshelf nor repaid it. The court denied a further ₹10,000 for lack of evidence of a specific loss.
A photograph showed a warning sign after the fall, but not when it was placed. The court also found no proof that the visitor was distracted.
A receipt showed the sandwich was not charged, and Witness 1 said it was not presented at checkout. The court found neither established what Nolan Price believed.
A receipt proved Chan paid the deposit, but the court said it did not establish how the separated spouses had agreed to treat the refund.
A site note confirmed machine clearing but did not show how much work was done. The regulator had allowed necessary maintenance of existing drainage.
The agreement resolves a dispute over money sent to help Caleb Ellison settle into a new place. He denied that the transfer was a loan.
The seller accepted that the mixer failed early but said its cause and repairability were unknown. A question about repair time did not amount to accepting a repair.
A next-day text showed Elena Mercer expected the money back, but did not establish that Daniel Mercer had agreed to repay it before the transfer.
A routine clean was booked before inspection, but the court said the evidence did not establish whether the charge was attributable to the tenant. It did not find she caused a mark.
