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Tenants say their landlord barged into their apartment while they were in bed; he sues for rent and damages.
Tenants say their landlord barged into their apartment while they were in bed; he sues for rent and damages.
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S17, EP23 "I Smell Gas!"Tenants say their landlord barged into their apartment while they were in bed; he sues for rent and damages.
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S17, EP90 "Dud Truck Divides Siblings; Man Attacked by His Own Pit Bull; Internet Snafu"A woman says the truck her brother sold her is a lemon and refuses to pay for it; after his own pit bull attacks him, a man blames his neighbor's dog for upsetting it; a computer owner sues a technician for causing her photos and documents to vanish.
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"Judge Judy"This courtroom series stars former family court judge Judy Sheindlin. Each episode finds Judge Judy presiding over real small-claims cases inside a televised courtroom. Her no-nonsense, wisecracking approach has been unsuccessfully copied by other TV court judges.
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S17, EP24 "Car, Truck, Assault; Boating While Intoxicated"Brandishing a gun around children, an assault, and repossession of a truck; ex-roommates sue for unpaid rent after an accident forces a young man to move back home.
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