Asked by
Adelej on
14-08-2020 13:17:36
Question posted in the
Landlord Tenant Law category relating to
Northern Cape
Question value:
R 300.00
I bought a business in October 2017. I am paying off the business on montly installments for 60 months. The owners of the business has up to date had a quary about the contract and keeps on changing we in 2020 and I have still not got a signed contract out of them. Now there are many things that happend that was stipulated in the contract that is not in acordance with the contract. Wll I have any grounds on this. EG. contracts stipulates that the same business is not allowed to open next to me, but now the exact same business opened up next to me.
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Posted by Att. Patrick on 20-08-2020 11:13:39
Hi there,
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Is the business which opened next to you owned by the seller of your business?
Att. Patrick
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