Does a security agreement for selling machinery require a notary or a third party for it to be legal?
Short answer: A witness is not required. Slightly longer answer: The security interest must be stated properly in the agreement, then perfected...
Piedmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Piedmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Short answer: A witness is not required. Slightly longer answer: The security interest must be stated properly in the agreement, then perfected...
The problem is that you would have to go to his state to bring suit, which is logistically and financially impracticable.
As the post at the link below explains, the test is whether the LLC is engaged in "repeated and successive transactions" within the state. You...
I cannot imagine any contractual or other legal basis for your requiring BofA to reimburse you - especially if you have not yet been charged the $30.
You have pretty much answered your own question: Information in the secretary of state database is intended for public consumption. Commercial...
Shareholders' (and directors', if relevant) inspection rights are discussed in the posts at the links below. I see no obligation to provide a...
1. The post at the link below describes how I helped a client terminate the employment of a pregnant employee. 2. The limited facts you have...
Amendment would be a good idea so there would be a written record of the parties' agreement concerning who the contractor now is.
You have not provided facts that suggest there is a legal basis for bringing suit against the bank.
I agree with my colleagues: Based on the informaiton you have provided, you agreed to pay, thus you are obligated to do so.