Oral contract stored machinery for 6 years and not been paid in 5 years,party expects 80% discount,now what ?
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They could probably get a newer machine for less that your oral contracted price.  See if you can sell the machinery for more that what they are offering you otherwise you can consider their offer.  Oral contract has no legal value, can't goto court with that.
826386
Get it reduced or take it to trial
1041054
It depends on your state and your company policy. Most likely you will not after only 90 days.
134200
Did you make up a contract where You and the person signed together?  (Also if you had a witness that signed the contract, it makes it much stronger in a court of law)\n\nIf a contact was made up before you loaned the money the date of expiration on it, then all you have to do is contact a small claims court for under $2000 and settle your dispute there.  You will need to add money to the loan to cover the court fees but that is allowed.  \n\nIf no documention was made for the loan, then it is very difficult to get the money back, but you could still threaten to bring the person to court, or to break their legs :)
1008363
If you have a copy of that promisary agreement, you would have a good case.  Without it, it's your word against theirs.\n\nAt lease tell the collection agency to send you a letter saying you do not have an agreement to pay them.  That will help out with any future statue of limitations arguments.
601892
for Credit (Written Contracts, Oral Contracts, Promissory Notes, Open-ended Accounts) is 6 years.
756740
If its not working correctly take it back for your money or an exchange (Sale of Goods Act).\n\nYour contract is with the shop not the manufacturers (Donogue v Stevenson 1932).\n\nMakes me very lived that shop keeps do not know the law and they trade!
230485
The standard is 10 years but many creditors stop reporting after 5. But since so many companies are so different it's nearly impossible to give you an absolute answer so if you're not paying your bills then assume that they'll remain on your record for 10 years.\nIf you're served you a) go to court or b) settle with the company. The settlement will be much lower than the actual debt. And not having a job is gonna do you absolutely no good in your argument. The best way to avoid paying the debt (at least in a lump sum) is to pay in very small amounts. As long as you pay something then legally you aren't refusing to pay your debt. But if I were you, I'd get a job and settle with the company. You might be able to talk them into a monthly minimal payment.
872095
Your credit history is displayed for 6 years.
466513
Since it has been 8months I doubt you will get anywhere with it. Not only that you have to prove that they knew about the damage....the court doest side on just assumptions. If I would you next time you buy a used car take it some place and get it looked over if the dealer ship wont allow it have the look it over and sign off that there is no damage. If you dont like this answer I would seek legal help!
1113798
You need to hire a lawyer.\n\nASAP if you intend to get it in by Monday.
707101
When was the last time you were in contact with either the collection agency or the rental company? If 4yrs has already expired, you have 3 remaining until the note is purged from your file. If you try to contact them again, the clock essentially resets and you will have to wait another 7 years. If you haven't been in touch with them, don't start now. \n\nYour other option is to work out an agreement with the collection agency. Negotiate how many cents on the dollar or the total amount due. If you luck out and they accept an amount you are able to pay off, make them put in writing that when the amount is paid they will request to clear the negative item in your credit report.
69207
If you already went this far, you have exhaust all adm procedure within the Service, the next step will be going to court\nYou may also want to post a bond to freeze the interest on potential tax you owe
808208
No your contract / agreement is with the original compnay - they have the agreement with the collection agency - if you have paid in full then tell them to go away...if you feel so inclined then you can show them proof but you are not obliged to - refer them back to the original company.
1111337
Was your orginal lease for only 6 months or 1 year?  If it was for one year, I believe that the home had to sell under the terms of the origianl signed lease/rent amount.  If it was only for 6 months, and then they made you sign a new one with the increase, there isn't much you can do.  As another answer stated, unless there was a "days notice" provision within the original lease, you might be sol.  My husband and I own a rental property and the lease clearly states that after the natural expiration of the origianl lease, lessee or lessor must provide 60 day written notice of intent to move, sell or increase rent.  This is not only designed to protect us as landlords (so the tenants can't just bail on us), but also protect the tenants from us selling the house.  We also added into the lease that if we chose to sell the property during the time of their original lease, the lease would be transferred to the new owner/ladlord, as is, that no increase or changes could be implemented until the expiration of the lease.  If you ever rent again there are a few things you should make sure of:\n\n1.  When the preliminary walk through is done, make sure they have a check list of all the appliances, condition of the home, (cracks, dents in walls, etc.), etc. that you both sign off on.  You should also get a copy of this checklist as well.  This way when you move out, there is a clear outline of the items, conditions, etc. and there will be no surprises.  \n\n2.  Make sure your lease clearly states what will happen if the property is sold while you are under contract with them.  If there is nothing in the lease that discuss days notice, etc., make sure it is added.  \n\n3.  Ask the landlord what happens if you decide to live in the house beyond the termination of the lease.  Will the rent amount increase?\n\n4.  Ask for points of contact for repairs and emergencies.  Who handles them?  Is there a request for repair form that you need to complete?  \n\nGoogle the phrase renters rights.  There are a lot of sites that deal with laws and regulations for each specific state.  If you were not given notice, and you feel that you were coerced into signing a new lease because you had no where else to go, you may have a case.  Good luck.
565794
They are expired now. If you are affected by it, you might have to get your own lawyer to pursue but at this point, it hasnt been on the market for so long, you probably wouldnt win.
522035
Verbal agreement is still an agreement so THEORETICALLY you can go to small claims court and sue the dentist for 500$. Basically if your doctor decides to lie it will be your word against her -- and the judge will probably decide for defendant if there is no other evidence, because the plaintiff has the burden of proof.\nI would advice against going to court for this because 500$ is just NOT WORTH your trouble of skipping work to go to court(keep in mind court dates are often delayed). a potential appeal, court fees, potential lawyer fees.. etc etc.\n500 is just not large enough to bother with courts. Learn your lesson and next time get it in writing.\n\nIf you reason is just to get back at the dentist then instead of going to court -- tell everyone you know in your community how dishonest she is -- this will hurt her business more then 500$ ever would.