Was Renter to Give 30 or 60 Days Notice? | Part 2

[@ahmedelsayed7762]

Three judges is to much though. That's way to many people responsible for interpreting the law

[@misstwinza]

This is how all cases should be handled. The majority rules. The fact that sometimes one judge may be in opposition, shows us that not all judges agree with the verdicts of other judges. What if you had to go before one judge and you get the judge who would more than likely not rule in your favor? You'd wish for another trail. But if there was two judges and they were oppressed to each other they would need the opinion of a third. The thirdb judge's decision would then become the tipping scale. Majority rules.

[@mistiinseattle]

If you think too mant judges then why watch Hot Bench, since this is the entire focus of the show?

[@taymisweet616]

Why are you watching this then? Its a Bench trial multiple judges...

[@VocallyYours3]

I enjoy these type of judges, each usually have a different idea of a case.

[@amberdaniels8037]

What an interesting show! I love this!

[@fjccommish]

This show is awful. The judges have 0 personality.

[@abhinavjoshi2861]

Judge Judy is the best

[@JesseTalksTruth]

I don't hate the concept of the show but the judges do not seem comfortable in front on the cameras at all. I'm not even sure they got this case right. My questioning would have been different.

[@burtonm3220]

I really don't get what happened here. she gave the requisite number of days of notice and she should get her deposit back (was it because the person coming in was done later - and he thought of that as less than the 60 days?!). given the guy's demeanor I don't think he was trying to scam them. (if he wanted to he might have started claiming all sorts of damages)

[@zuritribe4844]

HE WRITES BAD CONTRACTS TO CONFUSE PEOPLE I CAN FEEL IT SUPER GLAD SHE SUED