In a case recalled from earlier
today, Cindy Gilmore says
former business partner
Chennel McDaniel owes for the
value of her pants inventory.
>> Byrd: Come to order.
Judge, this is a recall of case
number 246 in the matter of
Gilmore vs. McDaniel.
Parties are reminded you're
still under oath.
>> Judge Judy: All right.
Have you folks come up with the
accounting on this?
>> Yes. I did.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Ms. McDaniel?
>> Yeah. I counted.
>> Judge Judy: How many pairs
of pants did you take and not
pay for?
>> I have what she took.
>> Judge Judy: Go ahead.
>> So from the June 2nd to
July --
>> Judge Judy: No, don't give --
I said, "How many pairs of
pants?"
>> 349 pairs of pants.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, and you
have that broken down into
adults, kids, and big kids.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: Is that the
correct number?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: What is the
correct number?
>> It was, like, 95 pair.
That's what I got.
It wasn't 300 and something pair
'cause that wouldn't add up --
For $20 apiece, that wouldn't
add up to that amount.
>> Judge, from the 349 pairs
of pants, she did make payments
throughout June and July that
was a total of $2,416.
>> Judge Judy: I get $1,000.
>> And then she --
>> Judge Judy: I get $1,000.
>> You get $1,000 that she --
>> Judge Judy: Correct.
She said she didn't pay
for 95 pairs of pants.
So $20 a pair is $1,000.
>> Okay.
>> That's actually not
an accurate statement.
I'm John Gilmore.
I'm her husband.
>> Judge Judy: Excuse me,
$1,900.
>> $1,900.
>> Judge Judy: $1,900.
>> Well, she said I owed --
Like I said, I don't owe
anything, okay, from everything
that we talked about, and even
after that, she kept still --
>> Judge Judy: No, I'm asking --
Listen to me.
I'm dealing with this.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: It's going to be
over.
>> Okay.
I'm just being honest with you.
>> Judge Judy: Because if you
keep giving her merchandise
and she doesn't pay you for it,
I'm not dealing with it.
>> Yes.
And she kept trying to give me
pants after that.
>> Judge Judy: No, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no.
Attention.
I asked you how many pairs of
pants that you took that you
didn't pay for.
You said, "95 pair altogether."
95 pair times 20 is $1,900.
Is that correct?
>> Byrd: That is correct.
>> But the balance she said --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
That's what you said.
>> That what I'm averaging out,
but the balance...
>> Judge Judy: No, no, not
averaging.
I asked you how many pairs of
pants.
She said, "349."
>> Yeah, that's way off.
>> Judge Judy: Well, that
doesn't even make sense.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: Okay?
But based upon what she's suing
for, you said 95.
>> On the average.
>> Judge Judy: Now, what are you
backing --
>> I'm going by the total.
This is her e-mail.
This is total balance owed --
$1,685.
And that's for everything.
That's here on the e-mail
that I got from her.
>> Judge Judy: May I see it?
>> Yes.
So, it couldn't even be 19.
So it's not that many pair.
>> Judge Judy: So let me see.
>> At the bottom.
It's in red.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You have the
e-mail?
Perfect.
>> At the bottom, it...
>> And what was totaled, that
including --
>> Judge Judy: Shh! Don't speak.
Balance owed -- $715 to be paid
in full by July 30th from pants
you dropped off and left on my
driveway on 8/7.
>> And go all the way down.
>> Judge Judy: Hey.
Total owed -- 1,685.
"Please let me know your
intention for payment as soon as
possible."
Ms. Gilmore, I only have one
question for you.
The question is, after she left,
according to your e-mail to
her, after she, "left pants on
my driveway" on August 7th of
2017, did you give her anymore
pants?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Judgment for
the plaintiff in the amount of
$1,685.
We're done.
Thank you.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> I don't think I agree with
that.
>> I'm really pleased with the
decision.
>> She was charging me the same
prices as a corporate store.
I'm an outside vendor.
>> When I gave her the deal
of giving her wholesale on
consignment when my stores do
wholesale, but they pay me in
full up-front.
>> I won't even go into
business.
This was my first time and my
last time.
>> These are the pants.