I will easily be able to sue for the money I paid her. Any court in the land will look at the electronic conversations we had and the evidence of the monies paid and give me judgment.
The case now is, is it worth it? I can't go ban on her door every day demanding she satisfy the judgment. I can't spend time in her courthouse filing leans, on the credit score sites checking to see if she has a new job or bought a new car or even collect her stud dogs for sale to satisfy the debt.
I need an attorney to do these things and even to collect the money, I'll need a collections attorney. They don't work for free.
I need contracts that state not only do people who don't hold up their end of the bargain have to repay what they have been paid but if they don't they are also responsible for attorney's fees and court costs incurred in bringing suit or collecting. Otherwise, my attorneys fees may not be included in my judgment and the cost of collecting can be as much or more than the money this little thief owes me.
Karon Adams
Hestia's Handmaiden
Cooking is a Sacred Endeavour
From: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2016 2:32 PM
To: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [boxer lovers] Puppy purchase contracts
and anyway you look at it, she is at fault. As Lisa said, *the puppy died
in her care! *How did that happen???
You have her on both ends of the stick - why would she expect You to pay
her for a dead puppy? Or even a live-one after what she has put you
through,.
Keep going with this as quickly as possible. Time is somewhat important of
course.
Post on some site that may be out there entitled "Bad Boxer Breeders" or
whatever. Just do a search. Let the appropriate kennel club know but for
sure AKC; there are lots of sites. Even start a small web page (not what I
mean - there is somewhere else you can post but not sure of the name)s
Jeanne
Purrfectly Exotics and Persians
- Formerly "WildThyme" and now "Bear Creek Boxers" -
- selected for *C*ompanion and *T*herapy dogs for US Vets that remain
hospitalized due to their injuries.
- Selected to work with *t*roubled *t*eens
- Selected for aiding the *v*isually* i*mpaired
- Selected for *R*escue *w*ork
- Selected for Herding with a 500 herd of cattle on 7000 acres of
grazing land! Our Boxer Herding Dogs Excell!
On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 12:21 PM, Jeanne Culbert <purrfectlyexotic@gmail.com
> wrote:
> A verbal contract is every bit as binding as written as I have found out
> when I took a client to Court for not showing up at a Training Seminar I
> was putting on in another business I own.
> He had not even sent me the deposit I required and gave me a sob story; I
> went to the city we were to train in, had booked the training room plus our
> Guest Room and sure enough - he did not show up.
> I took him to small Claims Court and he appeared and was scoffing and told
> me when this one was over, he would file a suit against me for all of his
> costs etc.
> Well the Judge listened to the stories from us both and he told the judge
> I was an idiot for showing up at the training when he did not send the
> required deposit.
> The Judge said that had nothing at all to do =with the fact that "we" had
> a verbal contract. He argued with the Judge that a verbal was 'here-say'
> and of no value.
> So he had to cough up $3500.00 plus my expenses to get to the city to
> attend court, etc so owed me $4500.00!
> As we were walking out, the guy comes up to me all meek and mild and asked
> me if he could pay it such and such (the Judge had given him 21 days) - he
> needed longer. So I agreed to 3 payments, and he sent them all on time.
> Carry on with your suit. These cheating people have to be taught they
> cannot mess about with other people's hearts and lives in this manner.
> Jeanne
>
> On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 5:03 AM, 'karon' karon@karonadams.com
> [boxerlovers] <boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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>> *Does anyone have a puppy purchase contract that specifically states
>> anything about what happens if either party does not live up to the
>> contract?*
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>> *I am claiming, since the one things we DIDN'T have was a written
>> contract, that there are certain understandings within the dog show
>> communities and attorney's fees when someone welshes on a deal that it is
>> accepted practice to sue for not only losses but attorney's and court
>> costs. Since we had no written contract, but a verbal one, the argument
>> must be that this is common practice and it is reasonable to assume all
>> parties who work within this community know and understand that.*
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>> *Any copies of your contracts would helps. Please, if you have the time,
>> highlight the relevant sections. I know that is asking a lot but it saves
>> me the time reading each contract to find the section. which would only
>> take about 10 minutes. But, with maybe 20 contracts…..*
>>
>>
>>
>> *Karon Adams*
>>
>> *Hestia's Handmaiden*
>>
>> *Cooking is a Sacred Endeavour*
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