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breach of contract
a contract was signed by a shareholder in my company to purchase equipment and if the equipment was not purchased to return and pay a set fee. the equipment was returned and all of a sudden the fee was a different ammount everytime i talked to the party involved. when asked for a copy of the contract which he was supposed to drop off and did not he refused to give it to me. now we are being sued for an ammount more than the contract stated on the grounds there was a phone agreement by a company that is not a legal entity in the state of illinois. how can i prove there was a contract signed and how can a made up company sue us. the persons involved are not named on the form as the plaintiff only the company

Asked on 8/27/03, 5:55 pm

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Kenneth J. Ashman Ashman Law Offices, LLC

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Re: breach of contract

The answer to your question lies with the fact-finder, whether a jury or judge. In order to assess your situation, it would take a somewhat detailed examination of all of the facts of the case, an analysis of what the witnesses will say, and a review of all relevan documents, if any.

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Answered on 9/03/03, 1:01 am

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