I can't understand the case.
So you left.
>> Well --
>> Judge Judy: Now, what is it
that you want from them?
What property did they take
without permission?
That's what you have here,
"Property taken without
permission and loss of income."
Forget it.
What property did they take
from you without permission?
>> The whole entire salon
was mine
except for the sofa and the --
>> Judge Judy:
What do you mean, it was yours?
I moved.
I had my own business
for 19 years.
I moved all of my salon
into this salon.
>> Judge Judy:
And did they put in any money?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Is it accurate,
Ms. Lampkin,
that Ms. Fails
brought her furniture,
her equipment from her old salon
into the new salon?
And then I'm going to ask you...
If you say "no,"
I'm going to ask you
to show me bills
where you bought the furniture
as a partnership.
Or did she bring her furniture
and her stations
from her old salon
into the new one?
>> Yes and no.
>> Judge Judy: Did she bring her
old furniture into the salon?
The answer is either yes or no.
>> It's yes and no.
>> Judge Judy:
It can't be yes and no.
You may have added furniture,
but did she bring furniture
into the --
>> She did bring some furniture
from her old salon.
>> Judge Judy: Fine.
She has to get that furniture,
and I'll prepare an order
that she can come and pick up
that furniture at any time
within five days of today.
>> Thank you.
>> Judge Judy:
You want to list the furniture,
tell me what it is,
that you brought
from your old salon?
>> I have a whole list.
>> Judge Judy: Byrd,
I'm going to take a look at it.
>> And I also have
pictures of it...
>> Judge Judy:
I don't need pictures.
>> ...from my old salon
and pictures
with it in the new salon.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
I'm going to go over the things
that I believe are important
that I'm going to give you
an order for.
Did she bring five hair chairs?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
How many did she bring?
>> She brought her
old hair chairs.
We gave her those back.
>> Judge Judy: You did?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
You mean when she left?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
What about barstools?
>> She did bring the barstools.
>> Judge Judy:
And are they still in the salon?
>> Yes. They are.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So three barstools.
Did she bring fire
extinguishers?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
What are industrial
roll-up shades?
>> That's the shades that go
on the window.
>> Judge Judy:
Did she bring those?
>> She did.
>> Judge Judy: Are they there?
>> They are.
>> Judge Judy:
She's coming to get them.
Black metal storage cabinets.
>> That was a gift
from her husband
to all of us at the salon.
>> Judge Judy:
She's coming to get them.
A dryer chair station,
what is that?
>> It's a dryer
where you sit down,
and you dry a client's hair.
>> Judge Judy: Is it there?
>> Yes. It is.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
She's coming to get that.
And she said
she has three of those.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Is that correct?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: She's coming to
get those.
A washer and dryer.
>> Yes.
It's infixed inside
of the wall, though.
It cannot be removed.
The contractor built it inside.
>> Judge Judy: Fine.
Then she can't get it.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Cash register
for...
What is it, an iPod station?
What is that?
Cash register?
>> It's a...
It's a dock for a station
that we purchased together.
>> Judge Judy: Shampoo bowls,
Belvedere shampoo bowls?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Are those hers?
>> She has two of those.
>> Two.
>> Judge Judy:
Okay, two of those.
Shampoo chairs, two,
are those hers?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
And you have them?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: I'm circling
everything she's getting.
Did she bring a 32-inch
flat-screen TV and CD player?
>> She did.
It was mounted on the wall,
and when we came into the salon
one day, the mount
and the TV along
with other things that
were up there were on the floor.
It was broken.
She took it back home with her.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> And their kids broke --
>> Judge Judy:
What about three wall mirrors?
>> Three...Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
Are they affixed to the wall?
>> Yes, they are.
>> Judge Judy: Look at me.
Are they affixed to the wall,
the three wall mirrors?
>> Yes, they are.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
You can't have them.
>> But we --
>> Judge Judy: Five --
>> We fixed them --
>> Judge Judy: You can't --
>> We done them on the walls.
We did.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
Five stand-up mirrors.
>> Yes, but they belong
to both of us.
I have receipts for those.
>> They belong --
>> We purchased together.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
How much were they?
>> We didn't purchase --
>> The mirrors
were $99 apiece at IKEA.
Me and her went together
to purchase them
on a joint account that we had.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Just a second.
I'm only talking about
the stand-up mirrors.
They were $99 apiece at IKEA.
>> Judge Judy:
And there are five of them.
>> There is five of them.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So she gets $250.
Then we have five
styling stations.
>> They were $99 apiece,
and there are five of those.
We purchased those together
the same day.
>> Can I say something,
Judge Judy?
>> Judge Judy: No. No.
This is a confusing case,
and that's not working for me.