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Litigants dispute property damage; an ex-boyfriend sues for more than $2,000 for a promise ring.
Litigants dispute property damage; an ex-boyfriend sues for more than $2,000 for a promise ring.
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S1, EP46 "Chairing the Burden"A mother sues her daughter for an unpaid furniture loan; two friends are in court over $600.
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S1, EP92 "Paw and Order"A vicious dog attack reportedly left the plaintiff with over $2,000 in medical bills, but the defendant insists that his dog attacked in self-defense; a phone and property damage have two cousins in court.
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S1, EP35One roommate abandons another, leaving her financially responsible for the rent and damages made to the apartment they shared; a man claims he was struck by a vehicle and incurred $3,000 in medical bills, eyeglass replacement and pain and suffering.
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S1, EP22A landlady sues her tenant for $4,000 for unpaid rent, property damage and unpaid utilities; a man sues his ex-boyfriend in the amount of $4,571.
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S2, EP12Co-plaintiffs sue their "money hungry" landlady for their security deposits plus punitive damages and reimbursement of rent; the defendant, Aimee, contends that her former tenants were loud and sloppy and ruined her home.
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