Legal Question in Business Law in Arizona
Is it legal for a company to sell you a piece of equipment but then place limitations on you selling that equipment. I have purchased equipment costing $89,000.00 but due to unforeseen circumstances have not been able to pay the total. The company will not take the machine back but they said I am not allow to sell it either thus tying my hands on how to pay them the remaining balance. They are now suing me for breach of contract.
1 Answer from Attorneys
It's hard to answer a question about an agreement without first reading the contract. I suggest you ask a business lawyer to review the documents and advise.
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