QUICK OVERVIEW
Plaintiff is suing for a transmission replacement on the car she bought from defendant, as it was under a warranty she paid to him, $2800.
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
Plaintiff claims she paid $1000 for the warranty; when the car had problems with the transmission the warranty was denied, the transmission costs $2800. Defendant claims that simply the warranty was denied, happens a lot, not his fault, he offered to refund the $1000 that she paid for the warranty. The Judge called the warranty company, they told her they do not have a contract with those people, they do have a record of a call from the defendant, meaning he did not know they did not have a contract; Judge thinks somebody is pocketing the $1000 the plaintiffs paid for the warranty. Case is freeze until the defendant can provide proof that his company made that payment of $1000 to the warranty company, if he cant provide that evidence defendant must pay for the transmission.
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Marilyn Milian is an American retired Florida state circuit court judge.
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