Our child goes to a private daycare. Our contract states that we pay for snow days and sick days. These are the only exceptions where we still pay the school but don't use the service. Our daycare provider stated that due to coronavirus she will close the school and we will have to pay either in full or at least 50%. Our contract has no clause for extreme situations. Are they allowed to ask me to pay while they are not offering services?
You probably will need to pay since there is no clause for extreme circumstances, such as this virus.
Short answer is probably yes, since this would be considered a snow day and/or sick day.
dominant and servient estates
Is there a standard ot typical division of condemnation awards between dominant and servient estates
credit question ??
I leased a rental vehicle for someone and both the person who was driving the car as well as the person working for the car rental led me to believe this was turned in. THe car was never turned in until I reported the car stolen. Now I am stuck with the bill. If I don't pay this credit card bill what would the consequences be other than a negative score on my credit. Ie would they be able to garnish my wages ect.
