Is it legal when my professor say something in class but not it not stated in her syllabus which i believe is a contract
You don't have a legal issue and a syllabus is not a contract. Work it out with the professor or department head.
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You don't have a legal issue and a syllabus is not a contract. Work it out with the professor or department head.
Sure. You are asking the dentist to extend credit to you. They don't have to do that, and they can drop you completely. It is their business.
Asked and answered when you posted it before. Pay it off, or have a criminal record. Most people would use common sense and see it as an easy...
Review the answers to the duplicate post, but your issues are far beyond this website. Either discuss with the lawyer you paid, or get a new one.
You are correct, there is certainly a good chance it is nondischargeable (with more facts). No, your discharge does not alter that. The judge in...
We were not part of the discussions between you and your lawyer. Judge's don't "drop" (or dismiss) cases without notice and usually a hearing. ...
There is no right or entitlement to a job, so unless the decision was based upon very few types of unlawful discrimination, it was legal. The law...
Your post is confusing as well. What is the bottom line about what was paid and when? Detailing the back and forth won't resolve it. You need to...
It is not enough to "feel" the action was racially motivated. You have to have evidence to prove your case. Your employer can take an interest in...
You don't tell us whether this happened before or after you filed, but utilities are generally allowed to take the deposit in a Bankruptcy case,...