Wilmington, NC
Personal injury Lawyer at Wilmington, NC
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +3 more
Probably. It is hard to say without reviewing the actual lease, but your lease contract should be with the owner of the property, not the people...
I am assuming you mean you were providing rental of equipment directly utilized on real property in making an improvement. If that is the case,...
If there is not question as to the fault of the person that hit you, and your injuries are temporary or low (a trip to the E/R and some follow-up...
You should file a small claims court in the county where the Defendant resides. Go to my blog at www.capefearattorney.com and review the "Small...
Read the purchase agreement carefully. Often the contract is contingent on the purchaser getting the financing, but it has to be in the contract. ...
You have to file an action to partition. The courts try and physically divide property unless it is impracticable. If it is a single family...
File a claim in small claims court aka Magistrate's Court. (Although a response is provided to the specific question, there may be other facts...
You need somebody that does breach of contract law and mechanic's liens (although it may be too late for the latter).
Look at Rule 11 and Rule 15 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure and file a motion before the Court asking for leave to sign the Answer. ...
The only way you would be able to get out of the lease would be a constructive eviction. I'd try and get the county health department to inspect...