Reference for Bava Batra 90:5

קתני מיהת רישא ראה היכי דמי אי דאיכא עדים למה לי ראה ניתי עדים ונשקול אלא לאו דליכא עדים וכי ראה מיהא תפיס ליה

— Rabbah explains that the second ruling refers to the case where the slave or the garment is in the hands of a third party who says to the claimant: 'In my presence you told him [the craftsman] to sell it [to me] or to present it as a gift.' In such a case, since if he chose he could plead 'I bought it from you,' when he merely pleads 'In my presence you told him to sell it,' his plea is certainly accepted. Now<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Lit., 'At all events'. Abaye's objection is now stated. ');">⁵</span>

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