Over my life, have I ever given people a tenner and not been given a receipt for it?
Over my life, have I ever given people a tenner and not given a receipt for it?
For these works, a collector paid Klein a set price and was given a receipt for the sum.
The rules said civilian property could be taken for military purposes if the owner was given a receipt.
When I checked out of the hotel, I was given a receipt, but by accident, the hotel gave me a receipt with the rate it had charged Priceline for my room, rather than what Priceline had charged me.
There is a more direct way to ease tensions on the street -- require police officers to give a receipt to any citizen they stop or interrogate.
These pay out winnings from player-pool funds, as the state lottery does; and, rather than providing instant cash, they give a receipt which can subsequently be cashed in the casino.
But Nicholas Lezard can write about his frustration at being given a receipt by a pasty salesman, or the labelling of herbs in Waitrose, or his efforts to move a sofa, and keep readers of his New Statesman column perfectly happy.
The announcement came only days after Mr. Salas, left, told a congressional committee he was offered a $30,000 monthly salary by Vladimiro Montesinos, Mr. Fujimori's intelligence chief, to join the last government but returned the first installment when he was not given a receipt.
Businesses - such as coffee shops - give a receipt with every purchase, whose unique number is then checkable against a lottery draw.
