The Court of Appeal in the Case of Rebekah Vadi's Phone

The court relied on an authority from 1721 which was that if a wrongdoer has parted with relevant evidence the court may draw adverse inferences in this case it was because rebekah vadi's phone very unfortunately found its way to the bottom of the north sea so that potentially decided evidence couldn't be considered by the court. The leading case armory and dellamory involved a chimney sweeps boy who found a jewel in the setting of the ring he took it to the shop of a goldsmith to obtain evaluation at the shop an apprentice who was acting as the agent to the defendant surreptitiously removed the gem from the setting in the pretense of weighing it gave