Failure to Pay

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gurkaman

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I own a small business. Approx. 1.5 years ago, I had a customer make a series of charges for products he recieved. I did not have him sign the receipts. He has made a few payments on the account since the charges incurred and I have proper documentation showing his payments. This past week, I spoke with him regarding getting another payment and he said that he wasn't going to pay and I have no proof of his debt due to the lack of sigantures on the receipts.

My question is whether or not the lack of a signature is the "end all" of any possible suit I may bring against him. Or, are the records of payment I have enough to get a judgement?

I would appreciate any light one could shed on this matter. Thank You!
 
Lack of signatures is not the end all. Your records are halfway decent evidence - part performance is acknowledgment there was some debt there. Whether it will be sufficient is anybody's guess. If the claim is small enough, you might as well sue him in small claims court and let a judge sort it out.
 
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