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An emotionally distraught woman sues a pit bull's owner for $5,000 because it attacked her dog; a man sues his older brother for repayment of a personal loan issued to fix a vehicle.
An emotionally distraught woman sues a pit bull's owner for $5,000 because it attacked her dog; a man sues his older brother for repayment of a personal loan issued to fix a vehicle.
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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, EP49A man sues his ex-wife for a propane gas bill and rent; plaintiffs sue for unpaid wages and fuel costs after making cross-country deliveries for the defendant.
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S1, EP45The plaintiff asserts that the defendant is responsible for $3,000 in unpaid rent, utility bills and damages; damage caused to a man's windshield brings litigants to court.
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S1, EP48A plaintiff is suing her former tenants for property damage for spray painting the walls and digging a hole through the kitchen floor; plaintiff claims fraud when he finds out a car will cost more than the advertised price.
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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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