Signed judgment

1. The Court has reviewed the photographic evidence, the landlord’s receipt, and the parties’ admissions. It asserts authority over property preservation and social discipline. Findings 2. The Court finds that the plaintiff, Farid Ahmadi, did more than occupy the room: he degraded its condition and caused observable damage to the living space. The plaintiff relies on text messages concerning normal wear. However, a tenant has a strict duty to return property unmarred. Damage to another person’s property cannot be treated as a mere civil disagreement; it constitutes negligence that caused direct financial harm to the landlord. Order 3. The defendant, Bashir Rahmani, is authorized to retain the entire 6,000 AFN security deposit to cover the full cost of restoration. The plaintiff’s claim for a refund is dismissed. 4. For intentional degradation of property and wasting the Court’s time with a bad-faith claim, the plaintiff is found criminally responsible and fined an additional 1,000 AFN, payable immediately to the state treasury. 5. The plaintiff is warned that any further public defiance or failure to pay the state fine immediately will result in direct corporal confinement. 6. This matter is concluded, and the ruling is final.