QUESTION
Do I have the right to charge a soon to be ex girlfriend the price for a new gold necklace she broke?
Asked on Oct 01st, 2014 on Products Liability - Florida
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I was playing with her and grabbed her phone when she got mad turned around and tried to grab my neck I think (which would of been ok maybe cuz she a girl it wouldn't of hurted I guess) but she grabbed my necklace and yanked on it . As I realized she had my chain (necklace) I stopped moving and said "Bruh what the fuck ok let go you got my chain chill" then she responded no let go of my phone as she pulled it harder. I let go of her phone and said ok and she said ok let go of me. As she walked away I told her she could of messed up my chain she said so u had my phone. As I was telling her how she over reacted because its a phone with a case and its not like it was in danger opposed to her ripping at my necklace I looked in the mirror to see she had in fact ruined my necklace And Now its unsightly so I only wear it when I leave the house for protection cuz it has a jesus pendant on it. I was maybe going to let it slide but since we may be breaking it off id like a replacement
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Sounds like BOTH of you need to grow up and act like adults. As a practical matter, the legal issues and expense in sorting it out would likely cost far more that the necklace.
Answered on Oct 01st, 2014 at 8:17 AM
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