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I know there are always a few attorneys on here, so I desired to question a question on verbal agreements. I'll talk to several friends later who're attorneys to obtain a correct point of view, but I only desired to air several ideas on here. I reserved a massage therapy in a local club, but terminated within twenty four hours of the visit because of work obligations. The appointement verification notice states that the center includes a plan of getting for late cancellations or no-shows. True to their expression, I've received a bill for the entire price of the therapy, 60. By my perhaps not rescheduling in the point-of bill of-the confirmation notice, my knowledge is that I might have verbally entered in to agreement under their implied conditions. My problem is this: 1) Have I really entered into agreement under conditions? 2) If so, does so that I could provide to part settle your debt featuring due consideration promissory estoppel use? My original experience is that I'm not legally required to cover the treatment, as I've experienced no agreement utilized and no delivery of treatment. If this really is false, personally I think that part settlment arrives consideration. Thanks for just about any suggestions men.
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