07-27-2004 - 05:48 AM
I sell jewelry in my spare time. I let one of my friend take some of my jewelry so she could help me sell it. She would collect the money for me and so forth. However, this time, she took my jewelry and would not pay up. I asked her to return it back to me but she said I have no evidence against her. I was foolish and did not let her sign any written contract. The only probable evidence is a letter she had written to me a couple of months back indicating she is still collecting some of the money for me. I don't know how I can get her to pay up. Can I bring my case to a small court claim? Please help.
I sell jewelry in my spare time. I let one of my friend take some of my jewelry so she could help me sell it. She would collect the money for me and so forth. However, this time, she took my jewelry and would not pay up. I asked her to return it back to me but she said I have no evidence against her. I was foolish and did not let her sign any written contract. The only probable evidence is a letter she had written to me a couple of months back indicating she is still collecting some of the money for me. I don't know how I can get her to pay up. Can I bring my case to a small court claim? Please help.
