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Ritika Nair said she was told not to return after raising delayed salary concerns. The settlement provides ₹20,000 within seven days and a neutral separation document.
Elise van Dijk maintained she picked up the wrong phone at a café and arranged its return that day. The recorded resolution accepts that factual basis and limits restitution to proven loss.
Dated records tied the payment to a June 8 patio repair, while a paver-color text did not clearly excuse the contractor from starting or returning the money.
Erin Caldwell showed she tried to cancel her weekly meal plan, but not that she completed it before the cutoff. The court denied her $86.42 refund and filing-fee request.
Erin Caldwell alleged unpaid wages and lost pay after an alleged dismissal. Northline maintained she quit after a training-pay dispute; the parties agreed to $450 with a full release.
Marek Nowak showed the project paused over final dimensions, but he had no receipts, itemized costs or work photos to justify keeping Anna Krawczyk’s advance.
A bank receipt proved Rim Ben Salem paid a 600 TND menu-board deposit. Nabil Gharbi cited later WhatsApp changes but did not produce the messages or itemized deductions before ending the hearing.
Erin Caldwell could not prove the patio table was cracked at move-in. But Graham Pike’s only replacement receipt was for $438.27, leaving $161.73 of the deposit deduction unsupported.
Nokuthula Dlamini sought R724 for a kettle and delivery charge. BrightNest had delivery-status records but did not produce proof of handover before the court phase ended.
Ananya Kulkarni recovered the withheld half of her ₹20,000 deposit after Raghav Mehta produced no bills, split-up or actual-cost proof for painting and electricity.
An oral agreement and disputed extra work left both sides short on proof. The Halifax dispute ended with a mutual release limited to the painting project.
A bank transfer and a missed appointment were proved. But the Leipzig court found a crucial gap in the claim for full repayment.
