We are not a news desk. A problem is stated in a paragraph, as anyone would state it. Then: what happens to that problem when the rules enforce themselves, and, always, what remains unsolved. Cases are the ones everyone has lived; scenarios ask whether a structure permits something, and accuse nobody of having done it.
Money is raised for one purpose and appears, later, to have gone somewhere else. Before asking whether it happened anywhere in particular, it is worth asking whether the structure permits it at all.
You gave money for a school. What you received back was a photograph and a percentage. Between those two things lies the entire problem of charitable giving.
Everyone knows how it ends before it opens. The bid that wins is the one that saw the others, and the whole apparatus of procurement exists to pretend otherwise.
Two months' rent, handed over in cash, held by the person you are least able to compel. The tenancy is the most common contract on earth and one of the least enforceable.
Every apartment block is a small state with a treasury, a budget and an election, run on a notebook nobody is allowed to see. It is the most common institution in the world and the least accountable.