Can an independent sales rep get sued by a customer for product loss from a vendor that the rep sells for?
I would say that the customer could go after you. But then you can, bring in the person from whom you purchased them.
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I would say that the customer could go after you. But then you can, bring in the person from whom you purchased them.
Sounds like a good case to me. Bring it in small claims without a lawyer, since your damages are not that large.
Ah, yes. It sounds like you have a good case worth having a lawyer give you a free consult for. Any lawyer would need to know more facts to see...
This is not a question for a lawyer, but for all the members of the CT legislature at the time that the statute was repealed.
If you are looking for assurance as to the legality of something, you cannot really get it online like this. Much of what you say is fact-specific...
No. In CT, there is an automatic stay on all housing matters when one takes an appeal. I think.
Sure. But there are so many angles to this, that you should really seek counsel over the nitty gritty of it.
Highly unlikely that you can take an appeal. In CT, if you blow the appeal period, then the appellate court loses jurisdiction to even hear the...
Yes, since the owner is under the jurisdiction of the court.
It would be in the Connecticut General Statutes. Otherwise, if you want a quick fix, speak to a lawyer who can find it for you stat ,or knows it...