Being a Bad Tenant

The plaintiff rented a room in his house to the defendant. However, the defendant stopped paying rent and stole a sofa, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff allowed him to live there for free.

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Case #20037

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[Fluffyzk]

The plaintiff was smiling big when JM was ruling in his favor, then his smile dropped when JM was deducting the amount from the Verizon bill, he’s left with $163!! Ha ha

[syerega]

The defendant I totally believe. I think the plaintiffs new wife was the behind all of this.

[silvana]

This is more than a roommate situation...I believe the plaintiff did offer him room and board to "keep him company"

[charliefleming]

He describes his marriage as heated and they are working on it.... sounds like they needed to date longer.

[cindykaufinger]

I trust a young man more. He is well behaved. He listens to the judge and does exactly what she's asking him to do. He's all together a very honest person. Compared to the fake Santa who says he does everything with the goodness of his heart and then sue somebody when he doesn't get what he wants.

[G-PAT]

I'm glad the old weird dude didn't get no money but a hundred and something dollars, he thought he was going to get a thousand something dollars that smile went away fast😂😂😂😂😂😂

[antdogg]

It’s so much I want to say however I like having YouTube 😂😂😂

[MrAlienmagnet]

don't think I'd trust the plane up as far as I could throw him. He thought the defendant stole this horn from him but he really wasn't sure and then he said he was sure. And then about the Verizon bill he said he didn't get paid but the defendant proved he paid it. There's just something about the plaintiff that just didn't seem quite right or on the level.

[bestrong]

I believe the defendant when he said he was basically forced to sign that that document and I don’t think the plaintiff should of got a dime

[williamwilliams]

how is "I wanted my stuff back, he said if i signed id get my stuff back, and he wouldnt let me leave" not under duress, especially when the plaintiff was practically agreeing with him about it?

[Pinkblueflowerlady]

We’ll never understand why people marry someone just knowing them like 3 to 4 months it’s crazy, it’s just like when people wait 15-20 years to wed 😂……seems like when the plaintiff got married his wife took over his house….

[JR-cjjm]

This sound like a Daddy bear and twinkish bear…..😊😂😢

[barbaraness]

Maybe the wife did something with the horn because he was told she didn’t him.

[sweeenchants]

I’m getting 💅 vibes from both of them 👀

[Alwaystaykind]

Once the defendant start talk.. already knew that old man purpose why want him to stay together...they both can play swords together 😂

[RoughJusticek]

Santa Claus vs. Spock ... to boldly go where no man has gone before. 🖖

[DarkHeartsKing]

Idk that whole thing seemed sus to me… the guy wanted his “company”? And then married to a woman who wants the young guy out all of a

[nBasedAce]

Doug: How do you feel about the outcome of the case?
Plaintiff: Shofar, so good.

[laurielester]

You're not supposed to help people for gratitude in return. You're supposed to help people for your benefit of feeling better that you done something good for somebody.

[dylancorona]

I feel like they were together in secret, and then the older one needed to get married to hide it and so they kicked him out.