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Posted on / Apr. 17, 2020 05:17:00
We need to review the contract to understand the termination requirements. We also need to understand what happened. Please call this morning to discuss. Ed Dimon, Esq. 732-797-1600 ext 235
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Posted on / Mar. 20, 2020 07:20:00
The terms of your arrangemetn are governed by the contract. It's possible the agreement contains a force majeure cluase which excuses them from performing but I'd imagine in that circuamstance you would be entiteld to your deposit back. That said, what the agreement says on this point controls. You might consider having an attorney review the contract to see what your rights are and retain that lawyer to make an inquiry on your behalf.
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Lou Russo
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