the money came from the production company on judge rinder.
the money came from the production company on judge rinder.
where does the money come from on judge rinder?
the production company
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judge rinder is a british arbitration-based reality court show that has been on air on itv since 11 august 2014. the show depicts robert rinder as a fictional arbitrator overseeing civil cases. rinder is styled as a judge for the show but is not a member of the judiciary of the united kingdom. rinder is a practising criminal barrister at 2 hare court chambers in london and this is made clear on the show. any awards handed down by rinder are paid by the production company rather than the loser.









































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judge rinder
bullet::::- judge rinder (itv, itv studios, 2014–present) an hour-long british reality court show that has aired since august 11, 2014, it stars the criminal barrister robert rinder as the arbitrator. rinder oversees cases about disputes on a variety of different issues in his small claims courtroom. issues have involved everything from money and pets to issues involving serious relationship breakdowns and conflicts over wills. by the end of rinder's first season (or "series" as it is worded in british english), rinder had already earned the title of "daytime king" for racking up high ratings. filmed in manchester, judge rinder has been lauded for his entertainment value as well as engaging the british audiences with their own legal system, bringing small court proceedings into popular culture. explained rinder, "the show has triggered discussion about the legal issues we can be faced with, across the board. you may have a consumer rights issue – ‘can i take this back? what are my rights against the company?’ or i lent money to a friend and now i need it back. or i’ve got a deadbeat ex-husband and how do i get him to pay the child support he owes?’ then there's personal injury, contracts; just about everything."
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