Posted By:
bruce Dorskind
Eric
In the original post Mr. McKee indicated the visitor to his both asked him to hold
the cards and he would send a check "or something." There was no firm commitment
indicating that the visitor to the booth, who was not known to Mr. Mckee, had formally
agreed to terms and promised that by a certain he would send a check.
We believe that any attempt at a law suit would be dismissed as a directed verdict
against Mr. Mckee.
Whilst one can appreciate the frustration of the situation, and Mr. McKee has a right
to be unhappy. grounds for a law suit and remuneration appear to be quite weak.
Should you find differ with our position, we would appreciate it if you present a law
on the Illinois or Maryland books which substantiates your point. Furthermore, we would
like you to provide cases which support your position.
We also wonder which state has jurisdiction and what court you plan to go to ask Mr. Mckee
and his attorney to file a suit.
Bruce Dorskind
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