Acquiatance won't pay bk money I lent him. No written agreement just a verbal one.
If you have some way of showing it was a loan (witnesses, texts, emails, anything concrete) then you can take him perhaps to the small claims court...
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If you have some way of showing it was a loan (witnesses, texts, emails, anything concrete) then you can take him perhaps to the small claims court...
I defer to my colleague on the substantive TX law on this issue, but I also agree with you that I too would be surprised if a tenant/LL...
I agree with my colleague here. While you do not necessarily "need" someone with experience in BIC matters, it will certainly go along a way...
If someone is threatening a law suit, there has to be some basis. Unless you are entirely comfortable with your won legal analysis, which I suspect...
Perhaps, it really depends on what exactly you are using (assuming your example is a hypothetical) and how you use it. That is, what does it...
Unless this is elevated to a criminal matter, which would be surprising, you really have no rights to process here. Assuming you have no written...
I agree with Attorney Riddle here. Typically, the LL has a duty to mitigate their loss on a residential lease, so you should not be stuck with the...
It is not a question of case law, it will depend on your terms with the bank to begin with. The loan presumably had terms and conditions regards to...
It is saying, in other words, that the contract has a definitive start and end time (2 years starting 1/1/14). I have no idea what clause 10.1 says...
No one here will offer specific actionable advice on your agreement across this free public forum. I agree that this should be reviewed by a lawyer...