Judge Faith Season 1 Episode 60 Vacation Rental Regret; Keeping it Cool

In season 1, episode 60 of Judge Faith, titled "Vacation Rental Regret; Keeping it Cool," two cases are presented before Judge Faith Jenkins. The first case involves a dispute between a tenant and landlord over a vacation rental property. The tenant claims that the rental property was not as advertised, and therefore, wants a refund. The landlord disputes the tenant's claims and asserts that the tenant was simply unhappy with the rental and is now trying to get their money back.

During the trial, evidence is presented that shows the condition of the rental property and the communication between the tenant and landlord leading up to the stay. Judge Faith carefully listens to both sides of the dispute and weighs the evidence before rendering a verdict. Her decision will determine if the tenant is entitled to a refund or if the landlord is justified in keeping the rental payment.

In the second case of the episode, a couple is sued by their landlord for unpaid rent. The landlord claims that the couple did not pay their rent for four months and, as a result, is seeking eviction and back payment. The couple disputes the landlord's claims and argues that there were issues with the air conditioning in the rental property and that it was not being addressed by the landlord.

Judge Faith is tasked with determining whether the couple stopped paying rent due to the air conditioning issues or if they simply refused to pay. Through the presentation of evidence and statements from both sides, Judge Faith will determine how much rent is owed and whether the couple is entitled to any relief related to the air conditioning issues.

As always, Judge Faith brings her no-nonsense approach to resolving these disputes and provides both parties with an impartial and fair trial. She listens closely to each side of the dispute and weighs the evidence before rendering her decision. By the end of the episode, the cases are resolved, and both sides are held accountable for their actions.