What is the statute of limitations, in the State of Arizona, on breach of contract suits.
6 years for a written contract; 3 years for an oral agreement. Cause of action accrues when the person knows or has reason to know of its claim. ...
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6 years for a written contract; 3 years for an oral agreement. Cause of action accrues when the person knows or has reason to know of its claim. ...
such a claim requires that you either agree to pay for the charges, or that the company file a lawsuit seeking damages for the alleged dog bite. ...
I am in agreement with the first answer. Unless there is a likelihood of confusion, you likely have no rights to prevent their use of the names...
You should work with an experienced mortgage company that can answer this question. My understanding is that if you are within a certain proximity...
She can report the charges as being unauthorized. The problem is that the company will likely ask if she has any knowledge of who made the charges...
Any lawyer would need to review the existing contracts you are bound to in order to answer this question. However, absent some binding prohibition...
The statute of limitations depends on the type of claim. Different claims have different causes of action. For instance, fraud claims must be...
I'll try to answer your first question. An element of a condo outside of a unit which benefits one or more but less than all of the units is a...
Forensic audits are all the buzz right now, but from what I know, the remedy of rescission isn't all that great of a remedy unless you can bring in...
Assuming Arizona law applies to your 2nd note, the answer to your question depends on the nature of your property and the 2nd loan. If your...