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Sorry but I cannot figure out what you are asking.
Can't have cake and eat it too as at this point in time the world does not recognize "shakin up" as an actual marriage short of legally... Read Answer
I would think that the date would be controlling and you should have a good claim against them for any damages you incur as a result of their breach... Read Answer
In theory if the accept the payment - without later rejecting and returning it, in theory it should count as payment made.
No way to tell without reviewing the whole lease agreement. There are many instances where single family home rentals place many repairs and such on... Read Answer
A party can change his position anytime before a contract becomes final. Assuming that you had no binding conttact until and unless the other... Read Answer
If there was a written contracted, and the parties signed the contract, one party cannot modify the contract after that without the consent of all... Read Answer
Sorry, but what you wrote didn't make any sense.
I'm not familiar with the laws of NC, but in general anybody who performs services on your home which improve its value can place a lien on it to... Read Answer
There must be something else behind your question. You can use an alias, and it makes you appear to be dishonest person.
You need a business litigator. Litigator means a lawyer who goes to court. If the promissory notes were signed in or were to be paid in California,... Read Answer
You are going to have a hard time with this one. Report the car stolen, and the police can at least locate the car, which will make insurance... Read Answer
Your money is probably gone -- you probably know that. If you want to try to collect, you should file a claim against the company with your... Read Answer
YOu can always try - but there is not likely a right to.
Hire an attorney to represent you to sue him.
If you sign a contract in the seller’s normal place of business, you may have seventy two hours in which to cancel the contract. Notice... Read Answer
I have never heard of a local shelter demanding an animal back unless it was situation where the animals health was in jeopardy. If you real want the... Read Answer
Non-compete covenants are more carefully scrutinized by courts than other types of agreements, and there may be reasons that your non-compete will... Read Answer
If indeed the agreement meets all the prerequisites of an enforceable contract, it doesn't matter what you call it, it's a contract.
It would appear you could hire someone else.
Whether right or wrong, the Judge ruled in favor of the traveler. Other than paying the judgment, Your only option is to appeal the decision... Read Answer
I don't think you have a good argument. The important thing is that the agreement was signed, the date is unimportant, and even if it were... Read Answer
No. Unless California law is different, attorneys are not allowed to pay their clients' court costs, as this is viewed as promoting... Read Answer
it depends on what the contract provides.
That sounds fairly typical for an independent contractor agreemernt. I will review it for $300 if ther are no conflicts with the parties.