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The plaintiff says the defendant is his neighbor, and he’s a menace to society. He claims the man threw a rock through his windshield and side windows, and attacked his girlfriend. All the snow piled into the car, and the defendant needs to pay for the damage, so he’s suing him. The defendant says the plaintiff punched him out of nowhere, and he’s countersuing for the cost of a new tooth.
The plaintiff says she bought some furniture from the defendant’s shop, but it’s junk that fell apart after a month. She’s suing for her money back. The defendant says he offered to fix the furniture, but the plaintiff has buyer’s remorse.
The plaintiff says he rented an apartment to a friend and his girlfriend, but they were always behind on rent and left the place a mess. He’s suing them for the damages. The defendants say they had a handshake deal and they lived there for 12 years. The plaintiff won the lottery, and then he kicked them out.
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The plaintiff says she rented a room in the defendants’ house, but they turned out to be real weirdos who made her uncomfortable. She claims they changed the lock on her and they owe her money, so she’s suing. The defendants say the plaintiff broke all the house rules, and he had to change the lock because they didn’t trust her. They’re suing for what that cost them.
The plaintiff says he paid the defendant in full for a doctorate in ministry from his school, but defendant says he’s still owed $125. He claims he can prove he paid it all and got nothing in return, so he’s suing for a full refund. The defendant claims the plaintiff has not submitted the required paperwork to show he’s qualified.
The plaintiff says he left his car at the defendant’s shop for a state inspection, but the engine was blown when he went to pick it up. He’s suing for the cost of a new engine. The defendant says his employee heard a noise from the car when it was brought it, and it was leaking oil. He alleges it’s all a setup to get a new engine out of him.
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The plaintiff says he bought a car from the defendant, but he couldn’t register it because the title wasn’t notarized. He claims the defendant said he’d take care of it but never did. The car is useless without the title, so he’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he did send the title, but the plaintiff called him a month later demanding a refund. He’s countersuing for storage fees.
The plaintiff, a self-proclaimed paralegal, says the defendant hired him to get some of his arrest records expunged, but he hasn’t been paid. He’s suing for what he’s owed. The defendant says the plaintiff called him looking for business but never said there would be a fee.
The plaintiffs says the defendant rented a home from one of them and left it in deplorable, filthy condition. She’s suing for the thousands it took to clean it up, as well as legal fees. The defendant says the cruel co-plaintiff evicted her in the middle of a divorce, and she thinks the judge will side with her.
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The plaintiff says the defendant is her son’s father, who held his son’s Nintendo hostage and then smashed it in a tantrum. She’s suing him for the cost and punitive damages. The defendant says he broke the game to teach his son a lesson after he broke his stepbrother’s tablet two years before. He’s countersuing for the cost of the tablet and punitive damages.
The plaintiff says he agreed to buy the defendant’s house, but the man backed out of the deal. He says he had already paid for an inspection, so he’s suing for the money back. The defendant says the inspection was done before the contract was completed, so he owes nothing.
The plaintiff says the defendant is her former hairstylist. She claims she loaned her money for rent, and she was supposed to repay her by doing her hair for free until it was paid off, but she still owes a balance and the plaintiff is suing for it. The defendant says the the plaintiff gave her the money toward her business because they were “sisters in Christ,” and the woman wants her hair done free forever. She says she refuses to be taken advantage of.
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The plaintiff says the defendant is his ex-girlfriend. He claims she acted childish when he broke things off and she even stole things from him, spread feces on his clothes, and put urine in his mouthwash. He’s suing for the value of his stolen and ruined items. The defendant says the plaintiff had her evicted, and she insists his accusations are false. She’s countersuing for future living expenses.
The plaintiff says he hired the defendant to custom paint motorcycle parts, but he claims the man damaged the items after they had a disagreement over the price. He’s suing for the cost to fix the parts. The defendant says the plaintiff accused him of scratching his bike, and he offered to repaint it, but his former friend refused. He’s countersuing for harassment.
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The plaintiff says she was driving eastbound and the defendant was headed westbound and turned drastically, and they collided. Now the defendant won’t cover the repairs, so she’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff ran a red light and T-boned her. She denies owing.
The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, and she’s lived with her for five years. She claims her daughter had her arrested on trumped-up charges, and also owes her back rent, so she’s suing. The defendant says her mother has been arrested twice for hitting her and has tried to evict her family.
The plaintiff says he rented an apartment from the defendant, but he still doesn’t have his security deposit back — three years later. He’s suing for what he’s owed. The defendant says the plaintiff left damage and furniture behind and owed back rent. She’s countersuing for additional repairs.
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