Terence McAdams and Jennifer McAdams of Kearsarge are seen on Sept. 24, 2021, leaving Carroll County Superior Court, where they filed a lawsuit against their former short-term rental guests Carl Ruel and Chantal Allard of Acton, Mass. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Terence McAdams and Jennifer McAdams of Kearsarge are seen on Sept. 24, 2021, leaving Carroll County Superior Court, where they filed a lawsuit against their former short-term rental guests Carl Ruel and Chantal Allard of Acton, Mass. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Short-term renters Chantal Allard and Carl Ruel of Acton, Mass., are seen during a Webex hearing Feb. 4. (SCREEN SHOT)
OSSIPEE — A Carroll County Superior Court judge recently decided in favor of North Conway short-term rental owners, saying they are owed $32,404 by former renters who defamed them during a conflict that started with accusations about cooking gas and stolen towels.
The case before Judge Amy Ignatius was “Terence McAdams and Jennifer McAdams v. Carl Ruel and Chantal Allard.”
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