Do you have to give a copy of a contract?
No, there is no such rule. If there is no clause in the agreement that you must carry a copy of the agreement, it is not obligatory. The agreement is valid if both parties have signed it. Also, what must be in the agreement is agreement, capacity, consideration, and intention.
Is it illegal to copy another company’s contract?
1. It’s illegal. Copying someone else’s work is copyright infringement, which is illegal. Just as with copying any kind of content, can get yourself and your business into a lot of trouble if you copy another website’s Terms and Conditions.
How to request a copy of your contract?
Just ask. You’re not obligated to tell them why you need another copy of the contract you signed, and even if an HR person is “suspicious” of why you are asking, you do have an answer: you want to fact-check something you signed your name to — that’s a good thing, both for you and for them (you want to make sure you’re in compliance ).
Is the other party by law required to give you a copy?
If you are a consumer then you have (some) legal protection, however, if you are in business then the courts and the legislature expect you to look after yourself. Your friend has signed a contract. Pretty much, any court will consider that what they signed would be the entire contract unless there was compelling evidence to the contrary.
Can a company refuse to give you a copy?
June 2014 I have requested one via email and they have refused to give me a copy but say I owe them money for breaking the contract. Is this legal for them to deny me a copy? This is in the state of Texas.
Can a friend give you a copy of a contract?
Without having a copy of the contract you have no way to tell. Thus the third lesson: always keep your own copy of everything you sign. What your friend can do is: nothing.
Do you have to give an employer a copy of your contract?
I would add to Mr Sarno’s comments that your employer is not obligated to give you a copy because you are not “entitled” to a contract. Bearing in mind this is an at-will state, your signed contract could be interpreted as an “offer”, which your employer is not obligated to accept. If you keep working at-will, they can terminate you at any time.
If you are a consumer then you have (some) legal protection, however, if you are in business then the courts and the legislature expect you to look after yourself. Your friend has signed a contract. Pretty much, any court will consider that what they signed would be the entire contract unless there was compelling evidence to the contrary.
Can a debtor request a copy of a contract?
If you want to be provocative, suggest which court would be most convenient if they want to prove the debt. Odds are this will go no further. If they do proceed with a summons then they will need to state their case. At that point she can request through the court a copy of the contract they are relying on.
Where can I find a copy of my contract?
The investigation conducted indicated that there was a power malfunction that resulted in the fire. We wish to request a copy of the original contract. Kindly receive the scanned copies attached herewith for your reference. The document was stored in a locked safe that succumbed to the fire.