Judge Judy Season 25 Episode 73 Passed Out on the Lawn!; Woman Demands Quiet Time; Tenant Conflict

Two cases of landlord-tenant disputes and one case of a neighborly quarrel take center stage on Judge Judy season 25 episode 73.

The first case involves a landlord who claims his tenant caused significant damage to his property, including a hole in the wall and missing kitchen appliances. The landlord is suing for damages and lost rent. The tenant acknowledges there was damage, but claims they were caused by a leaking pipe that the landlord refused to repair. Judge Judy cuts through the arguments to determine who is responsible for the damages.

The second case revolves around a woman who claims her neighbor is disrupting her quiet time by mowing his lawn early in the morning. The neighbor denies the accusations and argues that he is only following the rules set by the homeowner's association. Judge Judy delves into the association's rules and clarifies the expectations for noise levels, ultimately determining whether the neighbor was in the wrong.

In the final case, two tenants living together butt heads over issues like rent payments, cleanliness, and pets. The plaintiffs claim the defendant is a lazy and irresponsible tenant who fails to uphold her end of their agreement. The defendant argues that the plaintiffs are overly demanding and have been harassing her. Judge Judy sifts through the conflicting testimonies to reach a verdict.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy maintains her signature no-nonsense attitude and quick wit. She patiently listens to the litigants but is not afraid to cut them off if they become long-winded or evasive. Her decisions are firm and fair, serving as a reminder that justice is not only blind but also searingly honest.