Took trip with sister . she left me stranded in the middle of nowhere.

[Zigner]

So, where is the 7500.00 coming from? Odd.

I believe it used to be $7,500. I think whoever wrote that article at the DCA simply missed it.

 

[LdiJ]

I believe it used to be $7,500. I think whoever wrote that article at the DCA simply missed it.

So, non updated info on the internet, that does make total sense.

 

[stealth2]

Does the difference come from what court is used? I know other states have differing small claims limits depending on the city (e.g., Pennsylvania, Philadelphia).

Since when is Pennsylvania a city?

 

[quincy]

So, non updated info on the internet, that does make total sense.

Yup. It can be important to look at publishing dates.

And, for Pennsylvania, I was giving an example of small claims where city limits might differ from state limits.

 

[Zigner]

So, non updated info on the internet, that does make total sense.

No, in this case, it was simply erroneous information. The correct amount IS listed, but then a different amount is shown below.

 

[quincy]

No, in this case, it was simply erroneous information. The correct amount IS listed, but then a different amount is shown below.

As if California wasn't confusing enough. Haha.

 

[stealth2]

And, for Pennsylvania, I was giving an example of small claims where city limits might differ from state limits.

Aaaaah....

I am also wondering why the weight of coins (and notes) is given in grams, when we do not use the metric system. But I suppose that is a discussion for a different forum...

 

[quincy]

Aaaaah....

I am also wondering why the weight of coins (and notes) is given in grams, when we do not use the metric system. But I suppose that is a discussion for a different forum...

Justalayman will probably convert it for you if given a little encouragement.