Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Responsavilities if one pays a check for a service and then complains
Can you tell me if this has any substance in a court of law?
person A does a construction job to person B. Person B pays A after the job is completed. Can B complain that the job is not done correctly after she issued a check. It seems to me, that by issuing a check, B basicly stated that B is pleased with the job, correct? and does not have any claim.

second question
if there is a contract but it is not signed by A or B and most of it is verbal does it have any legal substance. And if so how much? Who is believed?

Asked on 9/01/01, 3:57 pm

Robert R. Groezinger GroezingerLaw P.C.

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Re: Responsavilities if one pays a check for a service and then complains

There is no endorsement of a check thatindeictaes pleasure with the result.

Secondly, an oral contract may be enforceable. The it is a matter of what was performed, and the credability of the parties.

Good Luck

RRG

Answered on 10/01/01, 9:10 pm

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