I recently purchased a cell phone from a reputable internet company. The cell phone was shipped 2 day mail by UPS after 2 days I still had not recieved it. I looked on tracking and it showed it had ...
I am a B.G. customer for my gas supply and have a small three bed terraced house. I have just had a bill for £280 for 3 months!!
This seems really high to me. I'm gonna check the meter ...
I think the new owners are a lot smarter and tougher than the corporate managers at GM and Ford. They won't put up wth union nonsense Additional Details It won't affect me ...
When an employer asks a potential employee to relocate for the companies benefit who pays the relocation fees, double rentals while house is sold and a new one purchased etc? What is the general ...
If the company has been dissolved, then it no longer has assets so there would not be a point of suing. Depending on the reason for the lawsuit, the former directors/managers of the company may be liable
Brand X
Yes, but since they cannot be properly served (since they don't exist), the case will be thrown out.
OhIdonno
Assuming the building is gone, but the name is not out of business, you can sue the govering body. However, you'll probably have to wait in line. Can you attach the suit to the new company that is shipping the product?
theaterhanz
I don't see how. Since the company no longers exsist, they are no longer and enity so unable to be repersented in court.
Judas Rabbi
Yes, but you won't get much after the creditors are done with them.
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