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   aviddiver Law Topic Starter New Member

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   armyjudge, I do not doubt you and the professor. However, I doubt that I do not have a case. Are you saying that there is no misrepresentation when I was told (and made to believe for 4 months) that my contract was for 12 months when the actual contract duration signed by the client is only for 4 months?

    

   aviddiver, Aug 11, 2010

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2. Aug 11, 2010 #22
   

   army judge Super Moderator

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   Yes.
   In fact, I guess I've told you that a dozen times.
   A court dismissed your case for that very reason.
   But, go ahead and file a federal case.
   See what a federal judge has to say.
   All you had was a promise.
   You had no contract.
   Promises are not actionable at law.

    

   army judge, Aug 11, 2010

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