Why might submitted invoices not be considered sufficient evidence for the payment of an advance payment or an entrusted amount?
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Invoices might be considered merely weak circumstantial evidence of the contract's execution and are not sufficient to prove the actual delivery of the entrusted amount, especially since paying a large sum in cash without a receipt contravenes the established commercial custom in such transactions. Furthermore, the enforceability of the contract...
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