contractual liability
The company that services our uniforms sold to another company. Is our contract still valid with the new company even though we did not sign a contract with them and they are giving us lousy service?
Asked on 8/03/07, 11:12 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Donald McLeaish
McLeaish&Associates;, P.C.
Re: contractual liability
wITHOUT LOOKING AT THE CONTRACTS, A LAWYER COULD NOT KNOW...BUT USUALLY CONTRACTS ARE ASSIGNABLE..
Answered on 8/03/07, 11:19 am
Johm Smith
tom's
Re: contractual liability
Usually the original company can sell the contract to another company/person. We'd need to read your contract to answer your question.
Answered on 8/05/07, 7:37 pm
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