Can i sue?
No, you should not sue McDonald's because you didn't count your change when you walked out of McDonald's.
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No, you should not sue McDonald's because you didn't count your change when you walked out of McDonald's.
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No. Capacity to contract would be required.
You committed the theft when you altered the check. The "I paid it back" defense doesn't work with theft.
They can show the house at reasonable times. Let her show the house and find another place. Showing a house is not bullying you.
Is there something you could have done in the past but didn't? Absolutely.
Get your money back and move on. If they are going to pay you back, there is no claim.
Well, you have no damages, so it sounds like an expensive proposition for no recovery.
You can certainly try, but a creditor is given some latitude when collecting on a judgment.