Judge Faith Season 2 Episode 38 Lovesick Landlord | Smooth Talking Contractor

In Judge Faith season 2 episode 38, viewers are presented with two cases. The first case involves a landlord who claims that his tenant is in breach of their lease agreement as a result of hosting unapproved AirBnB guests in his apartment. The landlord brought this case to court seeking a rent arrearage of almost $5,000. The landlord argues that the tenant had broken one of the lease agreements by having people frequently coming in and out of the apartment without seeking the landlord's approval. The tenant in question, on the other hand, claims that his friend helped him create an account on Airbnb, and he did not know that what he was done wrong. Additionally, he denies having unapproved guests in his apartment. During the case, it is revealed that the landlord had promised the tenant that he could sublet the apartment on AirBnB, and the tenant had been paying him an additional $50 for that right. Judge Faith examines the evidence presented by both parties and rules in favor of the landlord.

The second case presents a dispute between a refinishing contractor and his client. The client hired the contractor to refinish the floors in their home, but the results were unsatisfactory. The client sought $1,000 in compensation to have the floors refinished by a different contractor. The contractor, on the other hand, claims that he had done a good job on the floors, but the client was simply unhappy with the color of the floors and demanded a refund. The client argues that the contractor promised to refinish the floors to her liking, and when she requested changes, the contractor said that it would cost her more money. The client disputes the claim that she had agreed to pay extra, arguing that the contractor should have done the job right the first time. The discussion escalates, and both parties accuse each other of not being honest. Judge Faith presides over the case and evaluates the presented evidence, testimony and facts. After a thorough investigation of the claim, Judge Faith rules that the contractor should refund his client $800 for the unused hardwood floor.

Overall, this episode of Judge Faith is a classic example of how things can go wrong when people do not communicate well with each other. In both cases, the issues arose due to unclear expectations and misunderstandings. Judge Faith's ruling encourages parties to communicate more effectively and to clarify any questions before signing any agreements. Additionally, the episode highlights the importance of being honest and sincere in all contractual obligations.