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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, EP99A woman says a company damaged her custom stone floors and wants her money back; plaintiffs say the defendant's reckless driving damaged their iron fence, but he says he was trying to avoid a deer.
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S1, EP43A woman sues over damage to her car; two ballroom dancing partners are embroiled in a battle over unpaid travel expenses.
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S1, EP97 "Judge Jerry"An unfinished bathroom remodeling job has the plaintiff feeling like her money was flushed down the toilet; a loan to an employee who abruptly quit has led to one big headache for his former boss.
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S1, EP50 "Judge Jerry"A woman alleges that the defendants knowingly rented her a home that was fraught with bed bugs; a marriage gone bad has an ex-wife suing her ex-husband for a multitude of expenses.
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S1, EP100 "Judge Jerry"The plaintiffs say a used car salesman sold them a damaged car, then repossessed it; a vacation rental among friends turns sour.
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S1, EP98 "Judge Jerry"A dog-breeder sues a buyer for the cost of a Yorkie, but the defendant says she was sold a sick puppy who eventually died, and she wants to be reimbursed for veterinary bills; a man regrets helping a co-worker who wanted his criminal record expunged.
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S1, EP95A man says his ex-wife purposely left him an unpaid propane bill for revenge; a woman sues for $5,000 in damages to her car after what she calls a hit-and-run.
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S1, EP94 "Judge Jerry"A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for property damage and theft of a cell phone, and he says she stole his assistance check; a car accident reportedly caused by the defendant has left the plaintiff with damage to her car and lost wages.
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