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A grieving pet owner sues a taxidermist for her money back after her beloved dog is buried without her consent; the taxidermist argues that the owner abandoned her animal's remains for years and never paid the balance owed.
A grieving pet owner sues a taxidermist for her money back after her beloved dog is buried without her consent; the taxidermist argues that the owner abandoned her animal's remains for years and never paid the balance owed.
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S12, EP1 "The Stuff of Love"A grieving pet owner sues a taxidermist for her money back after her beloved dog is buried without her consent; the taxidermist argues that the owner abandoned her animal's remains for years and never paid the balance owed.
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S12, EP112 "The Shingle Life"A man says he borrowed from his pension to lend his ex-girlfriend money, but she never repaid the full amount; she insists she never asked for help, she paid what she owed, and he's only suing out of spite; their romance is over, but the courtroom drama is just getting started.
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S11, EP24 "It Wasn't Rent to Be"The plaintiff says that his friend's behavior became "weird" after they moved in together, and that he left abruptly without paying rent, so he is charging him late fees.
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S10, EP183 "Not So Great Ex-Pectations"The judges contend with one of the most argumentative litigants ever; he says he doesn't see what his in-court behavior has to do with his case.
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S12, EP168 "Car Jacked Up"A borrowed car, a mystery driver and a whole lot of finger-pointing: One friend says his renter broke the rules and wrecked his ride; the other argues that he had no idea someone took the keys; now the judges must put the brakes on the blame game.
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S12, EP111 "The Auntie Dealership"A woman says her niece agreed to buy her car but stopped paying the balance, insurance and tickets; the niece says she paid more than the SUV is worth and was funding her aunt's new lease; watch as the judges crack down on who is really driving this family feud.
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