Judge Judy Season 1 Episode 5
Judge Judy
Season 1

Ep 5. Engagement ring; dog attack.

  • September 20, 1996

In season 1 episode 5 of Judge Judy, entitled "Engagement ring; dog attack," two cases are brought before the no-nonsense judge. The first case involves a woman who is suing her former fiance for the cost of an engagement ring. She claims that he called off the engagement and refuses to return the ring, which she says is worth $5,000. The defendant argues that he called off the engagement because the plaintiff cheated on him and that he is entitled to keep the ring as compensation for his pain and suffering.

Judge Judy listens carefully to both sides and makes several pointed questions and comments. She points out that the ring is a gift and that the plaintiff is not entitled to it if the engagement is called off, regardless of who caused the breakup. She also notes that the defendant has no right to keep the ring as compensation, as he did not suffer any physical or financial harm.

In the end, Judge Judy rules in favor of the plaintiff and orders the defendant to return the ring. She also makes a comment about the value of relationships and the importance of communication and honesty in a healthy partnership.

The second case in "Engagement ring; dog attack" centers around a woman who is suing her neighbor after her dog attacked her and caused her injuries. The plaintiff explains that she was walking her dog when the neighbor's dog, who was off-leash, attacked and bit her leg. She says that she had to go to the hospital for treatment and wants the neighbor to pay for her medical bills and lost wages.

The defendant argues that the plaintiff provoked her dog by walking too close to her property and that the plaintiff's own dog was barking and antagonizing her dog. She also claims that the plaintiff has a history of being aggressive towards her and her dog.

Judge Judy investigates the situation further and asks both parties to describe the incident in detail. She also speaks to the plaintiff's husband, who witnessed the attack. After hearing all the evidence, she concludes that the defendant is responsible for the attack and should pay for the plaintiff's expenses.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy delivers her trademark witty comments and stern rebukes to both plaintiffs and defendants. She maintains her no-nonsense attitude while still displaying empathy and understanding for those involved in the cases. Overall, "Engagement ring; dog attack" showcases Judge Judy's ability to cut through the noise and get to the heart of the matter in order to deliver fair and just rulings.

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In season 1 episode 5 of Judge Judy, entitled "Engagement ring; dog attack," two cases are brought before the no-nonsense judge. The first case involves a woman who is suing her former fiance for the cost of an engagement ring. She claims that he called off the engagement and refuses to return the ring, which she says is worth $5,000. The defendant argues that he called off the engagement because the plaintiff cheated on him and that he is entitled to keep the ring as compensation for his pain and suffering.

Judge Judy listens carefully to both sides and makes several pointed questions and comments. She points out that the ring is a gift and that the plaintiff is not entitled to it if the engagement is called off, regardless of who caused the breakup. She also notes that the defendant has no right to keep the ring as compensation, as he did not suffer any physical or financial harm.

In the end, Judge Judy rules in favor of the plaintiff and orders the defendant to return the ring. She also makes a comment about the value of relationships and the importance of communication and honesty in a healthy partnership.

The second case in "Engagement ring; dog attack" centers around a woman who is suing her neighbor after her dog attacked her and caused her injuries. The plaintiff explains that she was walking her dog when the neighbor's dog, who was off-leash, attacked and bit her leg. She says that she had to go to the hospital for treatment and wants the neighbor to pay for her medical bills and lost wages.

The defendant argues that the plaintiff provoked her dog by walking too close to her property and that the plaintiff's own dog was barking and antagonizing her dog. She also claims that the plaintiff has a history of being aggressive towards her and her dog.

Judge Judy investigates the situation further and asks both parties to describe the incident in detail. She also speaks to the plaintiff's husband, who witnessed the attack. After hearing all the evidence, she concludes that the defendant is responsible for the attack and should pay for the plaintiff's expenses.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy delivers her trademark witty comments and stern rebukes to both plaintiffs and defendants. She maintains her no-nonsense attitude while still displaying empathy and understanding for those involved in the cases. Overall, "Engagement ring; dog attack" showcases Judge Judy's ability to cut through the noise and get to the heart of the matter in order to deliver fair and just rulings.

  • First Aired
    September 20, 1996
  • Language
    English
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