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minus-square@_g_belink12•1 year agoSmells like a lawsuit, but who would get sued? The company that doesn’t exist anymore for not supporting it’s own agreement?
minus-square@DaneGerouslink15•edit-21 year agoI believe that the purchasing company adopts the purchased company’s contracts. I’m not a layer though.
minus-square@Reddfugee42link6•1 year agoSue them in your local small claims court for breach of contact. They likely won’t show and you can get your money back plus punitive damages.
Smells like a lawsuit, but who would get sued? The company that doesn’t exist anymore for not supporting it’s own agreement?
I believe that the purchasing company adopts the purchased company’s contracts. I’m not a layer though.
Are you a cross section then?
Sue them in your local small claims court for breach of contact. They likely won’t show and you can get your money back plus punitive damages.