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After a disastrous fashion-show trip to Ghana, friends and business partners bring their atrocious bookkeeping before the court for a determination of who owes what.
After a disastrous fashion-show trip to Ghana, friends and business partners bring their atrocious bookkeeping before the court for a determination of who owes what.
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S11, EP61 "A Cabin in the Woods"A husband and wife claim they were unfairly evicted from a home that froze because it had no heat.
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S10, EP88 "Delusions of Grandma"A young man's grandmother took $4,000 from his duffle bag because she believed he'd stolen it from her daughter, but he says it was his own money, which he'd planned to spend on his shoe business.
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S12, EP70 "Love and Lawsuits!"A man says false statements forced him out, and now he wants his belongings and loans repaid; his ex-girlfriend says he moved in while married and left behind nothing but junk.
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S11, EP167 "Full Blown Snackdown"A woman accuses a vending machine's seller of stealing it back; the seller says she thought it was abandoned.
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S12, EP78 "One Man's Treasure Is Another Man's... Lemon!"A truck sale drives two former friends into a legal ditch; one claims payments stopped, but the buyer claims the truck broke down, and he's done paying.
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S12, EP73 "Cuffed for Cash"Love, loans and legal trouble collide: a woman says she bailed out her ex with cash, backed by a promissory note; he says lavish gifts and truck repairs cancel the debt; now the judges must decide if this breakup comes with a big price tag!
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