Your current state is Virginia
I was given rebate cards for each device I brought over to Verizon service. These rebate cards can only be used with Verizon and I thus used them to pay my wireless bills each month. After 10 months the rebate cards had been depleted and I decided I did not want Verizon any longer. I called to... Read more »
They didn't request payoff statement . Who is at default in this case? I'm told we are bc they are sellers items, in this correct?
1) LL Left provision on utilities empty in the lease. Actually, never delivered said lease. LL did not put her name on Elect. Co. account for the unit. & never told me to do so and never paid contrary to what she claimed previously in court. Can I suddenly become responsible for Utilities.... Read more »
Please note that only one original contract is to be prepared by inserting signed pages of all parties in one contract which original contract will be held by one party only during the term of the contract. The signed pages are to be sent by 2 parties after signing in counterparts and just... Read more »
answered on Oct 1, 2022
Not the best method. I recommend against it. Do it the right way.
Jack
I filed a police report. The Officer ran my tag and a “businessman declared my car had been parked wrong.This is after it had been there since 6/23/22. They stated that I was meant to be in spot “F1” and not “F1A”. There was no attempt to reach me in any way. It was also said that they... Read more »
Cost plus build and we were given a construction budget sheet with prices. Also the whole build we have told them if someone is over budgeted item we need to know in advance, and no communication from builder just a bill. Also have in writing we need to know overages before being charged.
Now the current owners are threatening civil lawsuit eventhough I didn't know about the lien with the coast guard. I had the boat registered thorough the DMV. The broker was the one who looked up all liens against the title.
Is this possible? Loan opened June 2019
It is gonna be a tear down to build a high rise building
Contract was paid shortly after he was murdered an I just found all these papers an it starts with patent for the state of Texas
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answered on Sep 30, 2022
If only mom's name is on the lease, it is likely only Mom can file claims related to the lease.
I sold a shed to someone and he made out the bill ot sale. He paid for the shed on August 15th and on the bill of sale The site owner acknowledges that the building may remain as a present location Jen until Thursday September 15th December 15th if the buyer cannot arrange for removal by... Read more »
I sold a shed to someone and he made out the bill ot sale. He paid for the shed on August 15th and on the bill of sale The site owner acknowledges that the building may remain as a present location Jen until Thursday September 15th December 15th if the buyer cannot arrange for removal by... Read more »
I have a virtual electrodomestic retailer in Costa Rica
Little to no damage on the unit but the building, pool and surrounding area has suffered significant loss.
answered on Sep 30, 2022
No one can answer that in this online forum. It requires a review of your purchase agreement. You will need to hire a real estate lawyer to review it. Honestly, you should not purchase real estate without one.
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