If A agrees to pay B for X if A buys C but if A decides not to buy C and B buys C is B liable to also pay for X?
It would appear, based on your facts, that wife has no leg to stand on, absent an agreement otherwise.
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It would appear, based on your facts, that wife has no leg to stand on, absent an agreement otherwise.
The clerks at the Register of Wills do not make final determinations approving or disapproving disbursements or an accounting. If you have not...
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Two different issues here. First, you have 15 days to file a written notice of intention to defend (the tear-off portion of the summons served...
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If you had insurance coverage on the date of the accident, your insurance carrier will pay a lawyer to defend this claim. Turn the matter over to...
Mr. Jones is correct. You have no record.
This is a common problem. Banks and title companies are very leery of honoring general powers of attorney when it comes to a depositor's account...
I agree with Mr. Frederick, and I am sorry for this loss. If you are uncomfortable with the answers you are receiving from your stepmother, then...
No, you will not be punished by the law, but if you are the victim of a first degree assault and reckless endangerment, perhaps you need some...
Pay it or don't pay it, it won't make a difference. You cannot "expunge" a private company's records. They will either do it voluntarily or they...
Well, let's back up a minute. How much money are we talking here, and what did your mother do with the cash? Generally speaking, a bank will...