Am i legally bound by a proposal
There is a contract concept called anticipatory repudiation. Basically, if you are thinking they will not get the job done you can repudiate...
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There is a contract concept called anticipatory repudiation. Basically, if you are thinking they will not get the job done you can repudiate...
You are both on the least and therefore you are BOTH liable for the full amount. He should probably be informed of this if he does not already...
I agree. If you want out, negotiate with the LL. The offer sounds within the realm of a decent one. Perhaps some offset re: your $3,500.00 spent is...
It's always so hard to follow up on anything posted by Ron Burdge, he is so knowledgeable and thorough. The only thing I'd think about adding is...
Straight breach of contract. With a little luck you had a written contract that also included a clause for attorney fees? If not, it's off to small...
Ya, you probably did not want to admit such a thing in such a public forum...
As always, attorney Burdge is thorough and correct. In simplest terms, if you bring something to someone to do a job for you and they promise to do...
The advice that there is "nothing you can do" is definitely false. It's possible that if you can get that "advice" in writing, you will have an...
1- Make sure you do not wire any more money to anyone; 2- Contact the authorities, including but not limited to the FBI, Secret Service and Postal...
Ugly can of worms. Without opining on each of the issues, YES, you can sue for an unwind of the deal. In CA cases that are under $7,500.00...