section 107 · 73 of 248
The Code of Hammurabi
English, translated by C. H. W. Johns — Johns, The Oldest Code of Laws in the World, Edinburgh, 1903
If a merchant has wronged an agent and the agent has returned to his merchant whatever the merchant gave him, the merchant has disputed with the agent as to what the agent gave him, that agent shall put the merchant to account before God and witnesses, and the merchant because he disputed the agent shall give to the agent whatever he has taken sixfold.