It says in the judgement summary that I admitted that my belongings may have been in the garage until March 20, which is not true. I said it was impossible, they were removed March 5. The defendant lied and said the former next door neighbor told him this. This is not true. Since I didn''t know he was going to say this, I did not bring her as a witness but she will testify on my behalf if I can go again. The "receipt" that was submitted to the judge, it doesn''t even charge me for that time, so I didn''t know it would be an issue.
The items he charged me for were not my doing, and he signed forms that said I did not damage these things, yet he charged me for them. He also charged me for damaged flooring and old screens that fell apart from age; they were at least 35 years old. He did not deduct any wear & tear at all, I lived there 12.5 yrs.
Can I call this a clerical error? I did not say I was maybe there until the 20th? & perjury is bad faith? (I didn''t prove bad faith either)
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