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An ex-couple face off in court after a shattered relationship leads to shattered property; the defendant admits to using the plaintiff's golf club to destroy his property but claims to have paid him back.
An ex-couple face off in court after a shattered relationship leads to shattered property; the defendant admits to using the plaintiff's golf club to destroy his property but claims to have paid him back.
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S12, EP3 "Hole-in-Loyalty"An ex-couple face off in court after a shattered relationship leads to shattered property; the defendant admits to using the plaintiff's golf club to destroy his property but claims to have paid him back.
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S12, EP113 "Tenant Troubles"A landlady says her tenant smoked in a no-smoking room, damaged a door, stopped paying rent and was evicted; the tenant says she felt unsafe, was allowed to smoke and faced unfair rent hikes; watch as the judges bring justice to this heated home front feud.
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S10, EP139 "The Need to Breed"A runaway dog's owner sues an animal rescue volunteer for getting the dog neutered, saying she has missed out on income from breeding.
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S10, EP92 "To Cash a Predator"An elderly man working for a public housing organization says he helped a homeless young woman out of the goodness of his heart, which she gladly accepted -- until she decided he was being creepy.
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