The first question concerned the packet.
Had the household supplied it in response to my request, and had I released the records now before the hearing?
"Yes to both," I said.
The clerk wrote the answer. I read it, confirmed it and watched her take it to the relay desk.
That part was easy.
While we waited, the witnessing officer arranged the copies by reference. The alteration instruction lay nearest me. Beside it was the order accusing Nessa of falsification. I could see the same seal on both without moving my head.
The next message contained the registrar's evidence.
Nessa's retained boundary document matched a registered duplicate that predated the dispute. The disputed tenant access strip appeared on both. The household version submitted afterward omitted it.
