Judge Judy Season 21 Episode 98 The Danger of Dog Parks!; Study Abroad Misfire; Friends Don't Let Friends Borrow Money

In Judge Judy season 21 episode 98, viewers are presented with three unrelated cases, each with its own set of unique circumstances. The first case involves a woman who takes her dog to a local park and allows it to run off-leash. The dog promptly runs into another dog and a fight breaks out, resulting in both dogs sustaining injuries. The woman believes it is the other dog owner’s responsibility to pay for the vet bills, but the other owner disputes this claim. Judge Judy must determine who is at fault in the incident and who should be responsible for the vet bills.

The second case involves a student who decides to study abroad in Spain but runs into issues with her housing arrangements. The student claims that her housing provider did not provide adequate living conditions, which caused her to become sick and miss classes. The housing provider disputes these claims, stating that the student was given suitable accommodations and that her illness was not related to the housing. Judge Judy must decide who is telling the truth in the case and if the student is entitled to any compensation for her missed classes.

The final case presented in this episode involves two friends who have a falling out over a loan. One friend claims that she lent the other money to pay for rent, but the borrower disputes this and says that the money was a gift. The lender argues that she would never gift that amount of money and wants it paid back. Judge Judy must determine if the money was a gift or a loan and if the borrower is responsible for paying it back.

Overall, Judge Judy season 21 episode 98 presents viewers with a variety of legal disputes that require Judge Judy’s expertise and unbiased opinion to resolve. From conflicts with dog park etiquette to international housing issues, and even friendship drama over loans, this episode covers a broad range of legal topics. As always, Judge Judy delivers her signature no-nonsense approach to each case, carefully listening to all sides before making her final ruling.