Loan was the month after defendant moved out of plaintiff's home. Plaintiff also claims defendant used her debit card which was hacked, including her PIN number.ĭefendant borrowed money from his aunt, and loaned it to plaintiff to pay the bills, $1,000. JJ dismisses plaintiff's case, because they were living together. Defendant is counter claiming for a TV, a loan, and other property, and an illegal eviction. Plaintiff wants 50% of the rent from defendant. Plaintiff has six children (plaintiff is a SSMOS- Sainted Single Mother of Six), including one with defendant, and he moved into her house. Unwed Parents Feud -Plaintiff Janetta Hazel suing defendant David Holliday for rent and late fees, she wants from when they lived together. My guess is that plaintiff has irritated so many people that the list of suspects for the lawn vandalism is very long.ĭefendant has a counter claim for $450 for yard work, and some concrete work. so JJ tells plaintiff to go back locally, and file again in Cincinnati. Plaintiff tries to submit a witness statement, and witness can't come to court.

Photos of the lawn are submitted, and it does look like someone did kill some grass off. Defendant says he did yard work for plaintiff for two years, and was owed $450, but when he asked her for his money, she claimed she never hired him, and didn't know him, and owed him nothing. Some patients recover normal heart function, and others need a heart transplant).īleached Lawn Outrage! -Plaintiff Carrie Willoughby, suing defendant/landscaper Randy Willis for vandalizing her yard after she argued with him. (PPCM is Post Partum Cardio Myopathy, a form of heart failure that develops during the last months of pregnancy, or in the months following.

The written real estate commission was 2% and 1% if you sell at full price, but that's not in the contract.ĭefendant says after his wife had their baby, that she had a rare disease PPCM, and they had huge bills from that. Defendant admits he received the loan, but claims that defendant was (a realtor) helping him sell his house, and agreed to take the loan repayment out of the house commissions. Rare Disease? Financial Disaster -Plaintiff Michael Masten suing defendant John Thomas, for not repaying a loan for $4200. The payments plaintiff claims were for Sprint charges don't add up close to the collection agency bills. Her bank statement says payments were for medical services. Then Sprint, $1200 for defendant, but the proof from plaintiff is useless. Apartment was $1518, and there is no proof that plaintiff paid it off for defendant. Car 'loan' dismissed, and car repairs dismissed too, since plaintiff has the car now.Ĭar insurance and collection agency claims against defendant. Plaintiff wants money for a car she purchased for defendant, for $3200, but plaintiff has the car after defendant moved out.

Plaintiff says this only was the entire check a few times, but defendant says he has proof it was 13 times. Defendant says it would be easier to pay plaintiff back if he moved into her home, and was working two or three jobs, and all of the money he earned was going into plaintiff's bank account. Defendant says he had a home, but went to jail in 2015, and plaintiff bailed him out, and he agreed to pay her back. Plaintiff is a friend of defendant's family, and she rescued him from a bad situation, and let defendant move in, and then sues him for not paying her back. Jail Bailout Blues -Plaintiff Tina Mullins is suing defendant Jacob McGrath for not paying loans back.

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