Judging Matters

Case 1: Mrs. Jane is suing Mr. Timothy for the balance owed on a motorcycle he purchased which was stolen shortly after delivery. Case 2: Ms. Abdul is suing Ms. Benson for unpaid phone repair costs, after she only paid for part of the repairs.

Case 1: The plaintiff paid the defendant for materials to make outfits, but after delays, he demands a refund. Case 2: The plaintiff claims the defendant owes for beverages for a church event, while the defendant argues the church should pay.

Case 1: Mike paid for the rent as agreed with Jude, who was supposed to handle cooking but failed to do so, so Mike is requesting a refund. Case 2: Leke and Joseph swapped phones, but when Leke asked for his phone back, Joseph claimed it was stolen

Case 1: Ex-BET Naija worker owes debt after breaking betting rules; boss demands repayment. Case 2: Man sues after clothes left for dry cleaning in 2019 were stolen and allegedly sold.

Case 1: The plaintiff paid a caution fee and wants a refund, but the landlord claims in damages. Case 2: Mr. David owes back rent and has been given a one-month ultimatum to pay or face eviction due to his poor payment record and conduct.

Case 1: Mrs. Olachi paid DJ Exodus to perform at her daughter's birthday, but after multiple failed attempts to reach him and a delayed arrival, she demanded a refund.

Case 1: The plaintiff gave the defendant a loan to be paid back with interest within 6 months. The defendant only paid for one month. Case 2: Eke Lilian paid for a kiosk that Mr. Ejike failed to build in five months and is demanding a refund.

Case 1: Roselyn Lawrence defamed 24/7Glow Organic Cosmetics on Instagram after purchasing a product, leading Janet to sue for damages. Case 2: Abdul agreed to buy Mr. Ndubisi's car, made a down payment, but refused to pay the remaining balance.

Case1: The plaintiff demands a refund of money from the samples he requested of shoes from Sunday. Case 2:The plaintiff gave the defendant 90 shirts on credit but after a partial payment, the defendant stopped paying, leading the plaintiff to seize goods.

Case 1: Fred claims his Lexus was vandalized in a compound and holds Usman responsible. Case 2: In a 12-member Ajo scheme, the defendant refused to pay in the 5th month, insisting that the cost of a damaged phone be deducted from the money owed.

Case 1: The defendant claims COVID-19 delays from China prevented him from receiving goods to sell and repay the plaintiff. Case 2: Miss Mary alleges that the caretaker, Mr. Henry, has been overcharging her for the power bill and is requesting a refund.

Case 1: Esther Asuquor has dragged her rental agent James Ado before the judge in a bid to recover her paid fees for finding her apartment which was already occupied by another tenant.

Case 1: Kingsley Emeka has dragged his former girlfriend before the judge in a bid to recover Valentine's gifts. Case 2: Mr. Zaccheus has brought Mr. Leonard, his friend and 1st time business partner to court for a debt obtained under false pretenses