Can my apartment complex have a contract with one Internet provider, make a monopoly, & stop me from getting quality internet?
I believe so as the next cable company would have to construct wires on the apartment building.
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I believe so as the next cable company would have to construct wires on the apartment building.
If you have a contract stating you are to receive a percentage and then you sue him for breach of contract you can force him to open his books.
There is a conflicts of law problem which law applies Arizona (I think) or Washington so you need to consult an attorney. You could also argue...
Does not apply when you breach the agreement to pay monthly on time.
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Sue her, it will serve her right. it also makes the judge think more about the facts.
It is quite possible, why take the chance?
I doubt it, it calls for mailing, attack the service if a unlawful detainer is filed
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Get a consultation from a real estate attorney in your state.
What year, too many facts missing to even guess at an opinion.
Hire an attorney and sue the dentist for fraud, knock his teeth out!
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