Judge Faith Season 1 Episode 52 Smoke Shop Shenanigans; Full of Excuses

In season 1 episode 52 of Judge Faith titled "Smoke Shop Shenanigans; Full of Excuses", a man named Terrence brings his former friend to court for not paying him back for a loan he gave him to start a smoke shop business. Terrence claims that he gave his friend, Joshua, $3,000 to start the business with the agreement that he would be paid back within three months. However, it has been over a year and Joshua has yet to repay him.

Joshua argues that he did not agree to pay Terrence back within a specific timeframe and that he has been making payments to him whenever he can. He also claims that Terrence did not give him the full $3,000 and that he still owes him money for inventory that he purchased for the business.

As the case unfolds, Judge Faith attempts to decipher who is telling the truth and who is making excuses. She questions Joshua about his business practices and asks for proof of his payments to Terrence. She also questions Terrence about the details of the loan agreement and his reasons for waiting so long to take legal action.

In addition to the loan dispute, there are also allegations of fraud and shady business practices on both sides. Judge Faith must consider all of the evidence presented in order to make a fair and just ruling.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a journey through the legal process as Judge Faith listens to both sides of the story, asks tough questions, and ultimately decides the outcome of the case. It is a fascinating look into the world of small claims court and the disputes that can arise between friends and business partners.