Q: Can we be arrested for breach of contract on the part of the client for material and deposit return
A:
Generally speaking, it would be unusual for something like that to result in arrest. Breach of contract is for the most part a civil wrong. That means the remedies of the damaged party are usually limited to monetary compensation, specific performance, or other civil law-type measures. That is as a general matter. If you want to accurately determine the full extent of remedies the other side would have in the event of your breach in this particular contract, you could review it with a North Carolina attorney. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
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