The award is for $2,480,000 and the defendant does business in Johnson County Kansas and I live in Jackson County Missouri.
I am not admitted in Kansas but the procedure is virtually the same in New York. An Award is not enforceable until it is "confirmed into a judgment."
The procedure appears to be dealt with in Article 5 of the Consolidated Laws of Kansas:
[2016 Kansas Statutes... Read more »
I DONT own a business but I do know of people in the seafood industry and at time I am able to get great deals. I had a friend who wanted shrimp but he changed the order at the last minute and I had to cancel it. I gave him his 850 dollars cash back but now he is saying I didn't pa him back. I... Read more »
It can be both. If your supposed friend contacts law enforcement and makes some sort of allegation that you committed a crime against him----theft of money is a crime---and the law enforcement officer issues you a summons or arrests you, then you are in the arena of a criminal matter, which must... Read more »
Almost every resident (39 units) has had water in their units, as well as water coming through the ceilings in the common areas due to uninsulated duct work. Humidity levels are off the charts. Connect the dots for what this means for fast growing mold and mildew. There is an election soon to... Read more »
Your description suggests that construction is completed and all units have been sold. The developer should have already turned over control to a duly elected board by the members of the Association. Your description describes a serious problem, which I presume has been confirmed by an... Read more »
Assume a licensor grants an exclusive license to RESELL the agreement's Plan Offerings to a licensee. Does this legally bind the licensor to not sell the product, e.g. through their own website, or OTC?
Assume the licensee is granted at the same time a non-exclusive license to... Read more »
Hard to tell. You definitely need to consult an attorney.
But licenses can be drafted in many ways.
From exclusive, to partial exclusivity.
Trying to do an early cancellation of a Cox Fiber connection at a building we have moved from (16mos early).
We had a new Cox Fiber connection installed at the new building. Both buildings are in Arizona.
In an email the Cox person responded to the question of early termination... Read more »
You can use any communication as proof of a modification to a regular contract.
Consult with an attorney. This is not legal advise.
The mechanic a good guy and fairly enough I feel that he should be given some money. I called explaining that I've been through a lot in the last three months and simply asked to bill me and when I get back to work I surely will give him some money. I just don't want it to continue to... Read more »
Yes. He can hold the car. He has a mechanics lien by statute. You should go see him face to face snd see if you can work it out between yourselves. If not, you’ll need to hire a lawyer to file suit for you.
We’ve been staying in the house for 5+ years and they’ve decided that they are going to sell the house, we received a notice that the lease wouldn’t be renewed and only gave us 30 days to come up with money and somewhere new to live. I have no money saved up to move as I didn’t know we... Read more »
If you are on a month to month lease, the LL is only required to give you 15 days notice. He gave you 30. You have no right to remain in the house after the lease expires. None. It doesn't matter if you've lived there 5 years or 5 days; you have to go. If you stay past the end of the... Read more »
Now his number is disconnected and he’s not responding to my messages. How do I press charges and where do I start?
Contact the police department in California where the contract said the vehicle was located/being transported from.
We provided written request to end the lease early and it was approved. We received a confirmation text from the property management company of new end date and a move out email with the new date.
One week following the confirmation from the PM co., we received an email from the landlord... Read more »
As I have not reviewed your lease or the text and email from the landlord's management company, I can't tell you how likely you are to win if you were to fight this out in court. The theory you suggest is valid and may be true. Your relationship with the landlord is based on your lease... Read more »
In Virginia, the landlord can terminate the month-to-month lease by giving a 30 day written notice to the tenant/occupants. The acceptance of rent applies only when the landlord has given the tenant a notice to pay or quit for a failure to pay rent and then the acceptance of the rent must be... Read more »
due to COVID, rental complex will be receiving rental assistance payment but gave notice 8/17 that lease will not be renewed and they must vacate as of 9/5th
In Virginia, the landlord or the tenant has the right to terminate a month-to-month lease by giving the other party a 30 day written notice.
the myus.com company does not offer a REAL security warehouse for a RELIABLE storage of our goods. The contract rules ONLY about the lost case. All circumstances indicates that watch was stolen. This company has a fragile security system and it takes advantage of this to pay ONLY the basic... Read more »
Time to send demand letter. Ask a lawyer to review your contract and send a letter.
We went to trial in Arbitration and the Judge awarded the plaintiff an amount. Then Plaintiff took it to rehear and the award amount was raised 3 times, the judge recognizing their attorney fees but not recognizing ours. Even so, now they will take it to Circuit Court to increase this award even... Read more »
Maybe. You can contact an attorney, although it reads like you have counsel.
Ok. Apparently the question wasn't clear to some people. It isn't a question of is it auto insurance. If is a question of is that contract legally considered insurance against mechanical failures(I have heard the term "policy" used and they have "adjusters")? Also... Read more »
CarShield offers protection plans and warranties to their members and is not insurance. Their coverage extends to only to automobile repairs. Although having CarShield may be a good thing, it does not provide coverage for injuries damage caused by accidents. Therefore you should have insurance.... Read more »
Sorry. This is not a legal question. You'll have to figure this one out on your own.
If you are asking whether you can go to jail "for lying to someone" or for "signing a lease that has been voided" the answer is no.
But you certainly can get into other kinds of big trouble for lying about fraudulent contracts and fraudulent leases.
I lied about a contract that does not exist and keep the lie going for over a year I told the lady the truth question is am I going to jail there is nothing with her name on it
That question is impossible to answer in an online forum. It depends on what the contract was about and if the "lady" was harmed in any way by your deception.
Can she legal do that
You have encountered a Statute of Frauds Issue. I authored a blog on this topic. I think it is relevant. Portions are stated below:
If you enter into contracts in Illinois, you should at least be aware of the Frauds Act. Illinois law limits certain claims and actions if they are not... Read more »
Is this a criminal and/or civil matter? The collateral in question was the key to my storage unit which contained $30k-$40k worth of personal property. When no loan was ever produced I asked for key to be returned the day that the offer of a loan was proposed. They refused. I found out 2 weeks... Read more »
Dear Denton:
Sounds terrible.
I will assume all you tell me in the question is true. If the person who is now in possession of your property, got it through false information or "trickery" that would be a crime in Texas. I hope you have proof of your inventory. If not it... Read more »
Probably yes
Check with the online company
It is very typical in bankruptcy auctions for the debtor to bid on his own assets
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