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Pictures aren’t proof enough for Judge Judy.

When a litigant tries to establish that items in a property dispute were newly purchased by showing photos, Judy shuts down the presentation. She doesn’t want to see the flooring — she wants paid bills and receipts proving what was actually bought.

In Judge Judy’s courtroom, if you claim it’s new, you’d better have the paperwork to prove it.

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00:00I don't want you to show me the flooring.
00:01I want you to show me everything else that's brand new.
00:04I want you to see...
00:04All your photos.
00:05No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:07I want to see paid bills that everything is brand new.
00:10That contractor did everything new.
00:12Listen to me. We don't have it.
00:14You don't have it.
00:14Because I looked at the pictures. That's not brand new.
00:17That apartment is not brand new.
00:19No, we never said the entire apartment was brand new.
00:21I didn't ask you to say a word.
00:24The apartment was not brand new
00:26based on the photographs that you showed me.
00:29Okay.
00:29So what you just said to me was not true.

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