The People's Court Season 22 Episode 124 Poor Ginger

As the twenty-second season of The People's Court continues, episode 124 follows a case entitled Poor Ginger. Hosted by Judge Marilyn Milian, the episode begins as a plaintiff named Jenny explains her situation to the court. She breeds and sells dogs and claims that a buyer named Ginger has refused to pay for the dog she purchased.

Jenny explains that Ginger had reached out to her about purchasing a puppy. After agreeing on a price, they met to exchange the dog and payment. However, Ginger claimed that she didn't have the full amount on her and promised to send it to Jenny later. Despite multiple follow-up attempts from Jenny, Ginger never paid the full amount and still owes over $1,200.

Ginger, on the other hand, argues that the puppy she received had kennel cough, which can be a serious illness in dogs. She claims that this illness was not disclosed to her by Jenny. Ginger says she had to take the puppy to the vet and that it ended up costing more than the amount she still owes. Jenny, however, denies that the puppy had any health issues before it was sold to Ginger and says that Ginger never reached out to her about any problems.

As the episode progresses, Judge Milian reviews the evidence presented by both parties and hears from several witnesses, including a veterinarian who treated the dog in question. She also has to navigate the emotional impact of the case, as Jenny explains that the dogs she breeds are her passion and her livelihood.

Ultimately, Judge Milian makes a decision based on the facts presented to her. While this episode focuses on a dispute over a dog sale, The People's Court covers a wide range of cases, from landlord-tenant disputes to disagreements over services provided. With its engaging and unpredictable cases, the show continues to provide viewers with a unique and entertaining look into the American legal system.