Judge Judy Season 19 Episode 55 Sick Before the Wedding!; Three's a Crowd!

In this episode of Judge Judy, entitled "Sick Before the Wedding!; Three's a Crowd!", a bride-to-be sues her ex-fiancé for unpaid wedding expenses, citing his infidelity and her illness as the reasons for the break-up. The plaintiff claims that she had to cancel the wedding due to a sudden illness, and that her ex-fiancé cheated on her with two other women during their engagement.

The defendant denies the allegations of cheating and argues that the plaintiff's illness was not serious enough to cancel the wedding. He also claims that he paid for most of the wedding expenses and that the plaintiff owes him money.

As the case unfolds, Judge Judy questions both parties about their behavior leading up to the cancellation of the wedding. She scrutinizes the plaintiff's medical records to determine the severity of her illness and interrogates the defendant about his multiple infidelities.

In the second case of the episode, a woman sues her ex-boyfriend for unpaid rent and damages to her apartment. The plaintiff claims that the defendant moved into her apartment without her consent and failed to pay rent for several months, causing damage to the property.

The defendant admits to living in the plaintiff's apartment but argues that she gave him permission to stay there temporarily. He also claims that he made repairs to the apartment and shouldn't be held responsible for damages caused by normal wear and tear.

As Judge Judy listens to both sides, she uncovers inconsistencies in the defendant's testimony and questions his credibility. She ultimately has to decide who is responsible for the rent and damages to the apartment.

Throughout both cases, Judge Judy provides her trademark no-nonsense approach to adjudication, cutting through lies and half-truths with her sharp wit and insightful questioning. In the end, she renders a verdict based on the evidence presented and her years of experience presiding over similar cases.

"Sick Before the Wedding!; Three's a Crowd!" highlights the complex issues that arise in personal relationships and the importance of communication, honesty, and responsibility in resolving disputes. Whether it's a failed engagement or a landlord-tenant dispute, Judge Judy brings her unique brand of tough love to every case, challenging parties to take ownership of their actions and move forward with integrity.