X-Repo, Episode 25

Hilda was married to a pastor, but they divorced, and the estate was divided between them.

Maria's mother has passed away, and her stepfather's children are now fighting Maria for her mother's house.

The complainant took his car to the mechanic for repairs, but the mechanic did not fix it and refuses to give the car back.

Julia bought a solar battery, but it did not work, and they agreed to replace it.

Mandondza lent his car to a friend, but now the friend doesn't want to return it.

Sylvia ordered and paid for burglar bars from a local boilermaker, but they were never delivered, and there is no accountability.

Samkelisiwe started a business with her boyfriend, and they bought equipment together with the agreement of sharing equal ownership of the business.

Bukiwe entered into an agreement to build three backrooms and agreed to pay monthly instalments.

Nonhlanhla's landlord moved her furniture without her consent while she was hospitalised.

Matshidiso purchased two cars with a loan while she was still in a relationship. Now, her ex-boyfriend is denying her access to both vehicles.

Sbongile took her car for repairs to a mechanic. The agreement was to fix the ignition and the central locking.

Magdalene Sikhunyana wants her furniture back from her stepchildren after leaving it behind when they mistreated her.

Selina purchased a three-room zozo unit from a local manufacturer, but the delivery has been delayed.

Tebogo took her BMW to a mechanic for repairs and paid in full. However, the service was never delivered.

James sold his motorbike to a police officer, but the buyer still owes him the outstanding balance. Now, James wants his bike back.

Godfrey Semeka's ex-wife pretended to love him while secretly cheating and taking his money. Now, he wants back the things he bought for her.

Bella claims her late brother's in-laws took his assets after his funeral. She now wants the cars back.

Batshabeng lent her ex-boyfriend, who worked as an Uber driver, some money. Now, he refuses to pay it back.

When Siseko took his car to a workshop, he thought it belonged to a stranger, only to find out his brother owned it. However, his car was never fixed.

When Thembinkosi was married to her late husband, they bought a car. After his passing, her in-laws took it. She wants the car back.

Walter's parked car was damaged by a driver who admitted fault but later refused to pay. Now, Walter wants his money back.

Ntokozo's late father had two wives and left behind a will naming Ntokozo as the beneficiary of the elder wife's estate upon her passing. Ntokozo now finds himself entangled in a family dispute.

Siphiwe bought his ex-girlfriend a phone, but after finding out she was cheating, they broke up. He wants the phone back.

Noma was dating a Ben 10 policeman and often gave him money with the promise of repayment. Now that they've broken up, she wants her money back.

Surprise paid in full for aluminium windows, but the installer didn't complete the job. Now, he wants his money back.

After the untimely passing of his wife, Thapelo finds himself estranged from the very family he once called his own. No longer treated as a son-in-law, he faces emotional and legal battles.