Can I sue a jewelry store for not providing a product, losing the purchase order, and refusing to give a refund!
Moving to consumer protection. Contact the AG's consumer protection division.
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Moving to consumer protection. Contact the AG's consumer protection division.
This is obviously a landlord/tenant matter - moving accordingly, so you get better answers.
Possibly, but the shelter may have limited charitable immunity if private; sovereign immunity if a municipal shelter. Document everything and have...
You have no agreement to breed her dog. You DO have a claim for damages to your home from her dog breaking in.
Let him sue you in replevin. In the highly unlikely event that he does so, counterclaim for all your expenses, including 4+ months board.
If you intend to pursue a claim, follow Attorney Holcombe's advice. Also, get the records - immediately, before Banfield alters or destroys them....
1. You provide no facts as to the details of the attack. 2. If she paid the vet bills, she likely covered the bulk of your damages. The market...
The obvious course of action is to contest the citation - and leash your dog.
"The store paid for the medical bills..." Then it (wisely) seems to have covered your compensable damages. There is no basis for a claim in...
Moving to probate, where this belongs. Have you checked the docket in the probate court to ascertain the status?