business law
Im a 30 percent partner in a shopping center.My partner stopped paying rent in his dominos business i asked why he said the company owes him money and if i dont like it too bad he has a lease until2014 I want to get bought out at a fair price what is going to happen.
thanks
rod
Re: business law
You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.
Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.
FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.
Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.
Re: business law
You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.
Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.
FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.
Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.
Re: business law
You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.
Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.
FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.
Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.
Re: business law
You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.
Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.
FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.
Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.
Re: business law
You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.
Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.
FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.
Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.
