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My husband and I own a boat that we decided to sell. We put it on a lot for a dealership to sell for us. The deal was that the boat would not leave the lot until paid for. We also agree that the dealerships would take $500 for selling it. We got a call from the dealership about 12 days ago saying... Read more »
answered on Aug 11, 2022
Probably a Civil Warrant in General Sessions Court for Breach of Contract or Conversion. Hire a TN attorney.
An employee at the Walmart in Crossville Tennessee has blocked my path on multiple occasions asking to mark my receipt. Note: No other merchant in Cumberland County does this, nor does any other Walmart in 4 surrounding counties, especially to a handicapped person in an Amigo shopper! Where am I... Read more »
I sifned a lease on January 31 for year to year , the landlord uses a stamp or some other form that is not written, all correspondence I receive from this comapny is always never signed by for example my read
REspectfully,
The Royal order
but there is never a signature on... Read more »
They told us what to bring we did. They hooked it up and then 3 days later unhooked without notice
they are changing the order of my documentation hence getting claims denied
new provider owned practice, been opened a year
answered on Jul 24, 2022
A Tennessee attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It doesn't make sense for a provider or billing company to jeopardize payment for medical services by submitting procedures (or supporting documentation) out of sequence; further, the claims examiner should... Read more »
Purchased a used 5th wheel camper from a dealer. Got it home and slide-out malfunctioned. Went out crooked, woud not go back in straight. Paid someone to come get it in straight. He found a bent slide rail and gears with evidence of previous damage.
answered on Jul 13, 2022
Depends on whether you purchased "as is" or with or without a warranty. And maybe whether they knew about the problem and intentionally covered it up.
It was on Facebook marketplace he would only accept money order. Asked cost to ship it to New York give me the price. I paid him with a money order. Keep saying it’s shipped says he’ll give me a tracking number and never does.
answered on Jul 11, 2022
You may have to sue for Breach of Contract in General Sessions. Hopefully you have sufficient service information. I doubt the LEO's will arrest for Theft.
He refuses to write me a receipt and continually threatening not allowing me to get personal property from vehicle.
answered on May 17, 2022
If the property is significant, file an Action to Recover Personal Property in Sessions. As to debt, it is up to him to sue you. I doubt FDCA applies here enough to file suit.
It’s a covered porch. Had to redo cement already. Is t building the roofline agreed to. I just want to cut my losses.
answered on Apr 7, 2022
Your contract would control whether you can fire him. If his lack of performance has materially breached your agreement, then you may have options. Consult counsel to determine your options.
I make 1635 a month for 2 people and I have 4 loans that total 700 per month and my home and utilities are 600. Im not behind yet but i just can't keep up. I know it would damage my credit but can I alternate payments every other month or would bankruptcy be my best option?
answered on Apr 3, 2022
Take all your financial info to a bankruptcy lawyer. Most offer a free consultation snd can help you decide what to do.
Did the creditor win a judgement against anyone with that name at my address or against specifically the person who made the contract. Can I be considered liable for the debt? Do I need to countersue this creditor for the mistake?
answered on Mar 14, 2022
You must hire an attorney. Setting aside such a Judgment will be difficult and will require some very precise pleadings. You will have to go to Court and prove you are not the proper Judgment Debtor. Time is running against you.
What are our (tenant) rights? Can we change the locks so landlord cannot gain entry?
answered on Feb 7, 2022
Landlord/Owner has a right to go on leasehold. It is probably in your Lease with a notice provision, which is why they told you. Trying to prevent the landlord's lawful entry will be a breach of contract and grounds for a Detainer Warrant. I would take pictures of everything before I left.
There was a lien filed against my survivorship interest in my Tenancy By The Entirety held home (with my spouse) over a judgment against only me. If we sell our home, does the survivorship interest lien go away since no one “died”, or does it have to be paid to clear the title even though it... Read more »
answered on Jan 24, 2022
No and the grantee takes the real property subject to the lien.. Most buyers will not purchase such a title.
The settlement offer is for the rental car, tow bill and hotel rental due to not being able to get a rental car for 31 days. After sending me the settlement offer and it being accepted, signed and returned the case worker has now decided that she will only pay me $1369.00 instead of the proposed... Read more »
answered on Nov 15, 2021
Hopefully the Settlement Contract does not have a condition which allowed the Company to dishonor its agreement. You will have to hire an attorney to enforce the Settlement in General Sessions Court for Breach of Contract, and possibly execute upon some property of them. It is doubtful you... Read more »
Working condition. The dealership assured us they would have all repaired/restored to new condition under warranty. It has now been 6 months and they have not. I have been making camper payments all this time and it has sat on their lot waiting to be restored. I want my money back and to be... Read more »
answered on Nov 15, 2021
I recommend hiring a competent attorney to file an Action in Chancery for Rescission. You will not make any money but you should mitigate your losses.
I finally got ahold of someone from the insurance company after almost 3 weeks and they told me I was at fault just because I hit the other person first. The other person involved ran a stop sign and I was not able to stop in time. I was wondering if I have a case?
answered on Nov 1, 2021
Call a competent attorney in your area today. There are many pertinent facts needed, and you do not understand what is going on. Even if a property damage tort only in your case, you can mess it up quickly. Citations in Court can destroy you also. Comparative Negligence may apply.
I deposited checks into a different financial institution as the void date is near. I went to the bank and they stated there was nothing they could and referred me to a property claim website. In looking on the site there were no claims attached to my name. In speaking with the treasury department... Read more »
answered on Nov 1, 2021
Cashier's Checks are the issuing Bank's own Note. Hire a very competent attorney to sue the Issuing Bank for wrongful dishonor, possible breach of contract, etc. You may have to sue the Bank in its own jurisdiction. Is the Bank still in business? It sounds like it folded and... Read more »
The dealership or the bank financing it? And do they have to tell u who is financing it?
answered on Oct 4, 2021
Generally the lender puts a lien on the title. It will be typed in as a lienholder on the Certificate of Title. That is their security pursuant to a financing contract to repossess the vehicle. Tthe dealer probably already got paid by the bank or given credit on its financing agreement.
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