Cruising Into a Lawsuit

The People's Court
The People's Court
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Published 2024-01-01
The plaintiff owns a yacht brokerage company and claims he agreed to sell the defendant’s boat. The defendant backed out the deal and sold the boat on his own even though they had an agreement in place, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant doesn’t believe he owes anything because he insists there was no official agreement, and the plaintiff couldn’t sell the boat to save his life.
All Comments (21)
  • @JeffCoHale99
    Dude had the nerve to call the plaintiff a crook. He literally lied about something he signed 5 minutes earlier!
  • @kcblues4855
    The defendant lies about signing the court papers! 😂
  • @back-corner-turnings
    Didn’t even need the e-signature. The defendant admitted to having a verbal contract for 10% of the sale price.
  • @adlifting9824
    I swear if my signature was ever looked at for evidence I wouldn’t even know it’s mine it’s so messy and different each time 🤣 just a thought I had
  • @isaiahbaggett5014
    If the defendant had not been a liar and a snake, he would only be out 500. Now he has to pay 3500. It's amazing what honesty and being a law-abiding citizen gets you.
  • @courtney6505
    I miss these real litigants 😢 the new show seems so fake.
  • @NeoPelon21
    Sometimes the best part of the show is the exiting interviews lol. 12:54 "Sorry for you" LOL
  • @randys6220
    I had a similar thing happen when I was interested in buying a home and very close to reaching an agreement. The owner seemed so eager and happy for the sale to happen that he said the home sale price would include all the furniture and appliances since he was moving overseas. The owner decided a few days later the furniture and appliances would no longer be included after all and he was going to sell them in a yard sale. Then the following day the owner suddenly decided he wanted to have me "wait for a few months" to complete the sale. Finally found out the reason he wanted the delay is to cut out the real estate broker out of her commission so he could essentially pocket the savings with a direct sale while making me wait for months for nothing. Screw that guy. My broker and I moved on and found another home that I purchased.
  • @sarahrean7174
    Happy new year of people's court 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
  • @BobBlumenfeld
    This defendant seems to believe that a verbal contract isn't enforceable. They're harder to prove the details of, but they're valid, and the defendant seems to be agreeing with what the plaintiff has claimed were the terms. And his not remembering what he had just signed (probably because, like most of us, he didn't read it before signing it) really undermines his claim that he never signed a contract with the plaintiff. Does he perhaps not remember?
  • @wileecoyote5749
    Best 2 days of a Boat Owner The day they get it The day they get rid of it
  • @davidwhite3180
    I love the Defendants accent. He probably could slick me good because of it. My point is he’s slick ass dirty oil. 😂
  • @r1verman
    Defendant is a cheat and a liar. Got what he deserves.
  • @hadley407
    The defendant didn’t read the contact too see that it was exclusive for 1 year. My friend is selling her house and the realtor just tried to do this as well. I noticed and we negotiated for 3 months.
  • @jasminewade848
    Maybe the defendant needs to stop signing papers without reading it first because that’s what it comes off as.
  • @dfa3366
    Liar liar pants on fire. If someone is caught lying there should be punitive damages awarded.