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yes, correct
delivered to the other address but marked delivered to the orignial

Thanks for clarifying It.

Carries record their delivery runs for each and every destination and enter the Information Into their systems at their depot, during, and before close of business. The only way I can see this failing, Is If an Investigation Is checked against the carrier's manifest and deemed delivered to the other address.

Do you know what information carriers give during investigation?

Generally speaking, but not limited to:

* Con note numbers.
* Date & time of delivery.
* Weights & dimensions.
* Tracking numbers.
* Signature(s) of receipt.
* Images of delivery confirmation.
* Damage reports raised.