Commentary for Kiddushin 147:1
וניחזי זוזי ממאן נקט לא צריכא דנקט מתרוייהו ואמר חד מדעתאי וחד בעל כורחי ולא ידיע הי מדעתו והי לא מדעתו
Then let us see whose money he holds? - This arises only when he holds [money] from both, and states: 'one [paid me] with my consent, and the other against my will,' and it is not known<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' [Var. lec. 'he does not know', i.e., the seller does not recollect the matter; v. Tosaf.]');"><sup>1</sup></span> which was with his consent and which against his will. A judge is believed when he says: 'I have ruled in favour of this one; I have ruled against that one.'
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