Recorded verdict summary
Bakery uses the website, disputes the bill: Court cuts €2,400 claim to €1,500
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You did not establish a complete defense to payment, because the other side produced a dated €2,400 invoice and written exchanges showing delivery, launch-level use, and revisions. Under the rules requiring proof and giving weight to business records and contract terms, your side did not put a specific payment condition, acceptance clause, or fixed deadline into the visible record that would justify withholding the entire invoice. But the Court also does not treat the other side's request for the full amount as fully proven on this record. Your side consistently showed that the dispute was about corrections to menu items and photos, not new work, and the visible record leaves some support for nonconformity and incomplete finishing. Applying proportional remedy and the principle that a chance to cure can matter in a service dispute, the Court reduces the recovery rather than awarding the full invoice. The legal ruling therefore favors you in part because the full claim is denied and reduced to a partial award.