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haha not to be a law school dork but...you could totally sue his ass, Saleem, you don't even need small claims court...NYS has jurisdiction over him and I think that if he has any sort of property in the state still (his house, stocks, etc.) they can totally be seized pending a trial...he'd prolly just settle out of court cuz it's easier and he'd know that he'd lose...ok im done now lol ;DSaleem said:This also rekindled my motivation to look into the feasibility of a small claims case
He held a performance at a HS in (likely for close to a few hundred bucks to rent) called Bhangra Allstars. Not too many people came but there were still a few hundred in attendance (so he got revenue).SanghaSoldier said:For those of us with a more "recent" interest in bhangra and also who dont want to read 14 pages of comments, could you please give us a small summary to enlighten us on this situation?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitationshimynameis said:and ive taken a business law class isnt there a thing that says if someone does something and gets away with it for two years then you cant charge him/her??
No trophies? you sure? hahaamancheema said:BHANGRA ALLSTARS = BEST COMP EVER
no mixer... no liasons... no audience... no trophies... NO TENSION BHAI