Can a landlord tell you that you can't move in after you sign a lease
It's called breach of contract. I'm not certain, however, what it means that the landlord is "not sure" as to whether you can move in. ...
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It's called breach of contract. I'm not certain, however, what it means that the landlord is "not sure" as to whether you can move in. ...
Although I am a New York attorney and cannot advise you on Indiana law, it seems clear that if indeed the landlord permitted an occupant of a...
Obviously, you should include in your affidavit references to anything that will help your cause, and provide as attachments to your affidavit the...
Your question is not detailed enough to provide a meaningful answer. Although I am a New York lawyer and am unfamiliar with Oklahoma state...
First, take a look at the retainer agreement that you signed with the attorney. I would fully expect that it would indicate the percentage of his...
First, I am assuming that the "company" is a corporation. A corporation is considered a resident of the states in which it was incorporated and in...
I would first look to the terms of any written contract or any documents that you signed. I would think that the school district would have dealt...
Assuming that the person who signed the writing had the authority to act on behalf of the estate and those who would benefit thereunder (which may...
The contractor apparently forged your name -- a far more serious transgression than merely failing to pay for an obligation. You could,...
You should first speak with the seller and determine whether the seller will agree to some credit for the costs of the repairs. Chances are that...