Unsigned contract enforceable because of conduct?
I made an 18 month independant contractor agreement with a Philadelphia company that commenced on May 1 2014. I was to provide general business consulting and Invoice and be paid upon receipt on a monthly basis. A clause in the agreement allowed for the charge of 1.5%/mo for late payments. And there is a no waiver clause. Although he promised many times (even in front of others)over the course of the 18 months during which I provided and was paid for said services, albeit late many times, the owner never signed the agreement. I repeatedly provided other copies upon request and even at times without any request, upon expiration and then non- renewal of the agreement, I submitted a final bill including the interest. The owner snidely responded via email that I would need to show him a signed copy of the agreement stating interest charge rights. Is this agreement, although unsigned, enforceable under the conduct of parties concept? Thanks-
1 answer | asked Dec 21, 2015 6:32 PM [EST] | applies to Pennsylvania
Answers (1)
Doris Dabrowski, 1525 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-790-1115
posted by Doris Dabrowski | Dec 22, 2015 1:27 PM [EST]
Answer This Question
Sign In to Answer this Question
Related Questions with Answers