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In Texas Small Claims Court, when a judge says they cant make a decision, it could mean several things: They need more time to review the evidence. They want to do further legal research. Theyre waiting for additional information or testimony. Its best to wait for the judges decision. The judge in your small claims court case in Texas needs more time. This could be for reviewing the evidence, conducting their own legal research, or waiting for additional information or testimony. You will need to wait for their decision.

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The judge in your small claims court case in Texas needs more time. This could be for reviewing the evidence, conducting their own legal research, or waiting for additional information or testimony. You will need to wait for their decision.
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The text you provided is Coinbase's policy about inbound transfers of digital assets. It means that you're responsible for correctly executing transfers, and if you send an unsupported or incompatible type of digital asset, you risk losing it. Coinbase may help recover lost assets, but they may charge a fee.
what if I send using a supported asset but with a network they don't support. Shouldn't it be clear and no room for ambiguity if so?
If you send a supported asset but via a network Coinbase does not support, the asset may be lost. Coinbase's policy is clear that they incur no obligation for unsupported assets or networks. It's crucial to ensure both the asset and network are supported by Coinbase to avoid loss.
I understand, but will that hold up in court seeing as they don't mention anything about network compatibility
In court, the clarity and comprehensibility of Coinbase's terms may be evaluated. If the court finds them to be ambiguous or misleading, it could potentially rule in your favor. However, it's always best to consult with a legal professional in Texas for a thorough understanding of your situation.