his name then he may win if he took legal action. If it is in your name
and there was no written agreement between the 2 of you then I don't
think there is much he can do.
Ben
-----Original Message-----
From: Cedric Villat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 2:01 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Legal?
Ok, a client of mine has gone nuts. He is an agent for a few
celebrities,
and I had offered to create a site for one of his clients free-of-charge
provided I was the one running the site. He has now decided to go to
another
designer, and wants me to give him the site, which as I said he has not
paid
for.
Now, there is no written contract saying that I would do it for him
free-of-charge, so I guess he has me there. But at the same time, since
there is no contract saying I would do it free-of-charge, since he
hasn't
paid me, he is not entitled to the site. I told him if he wanted to pay
me
for the work, I would give it to him, but he keeps threatening me of
legal
action. Am I wrong here or is he really entitled to the site? Anyone
know
anything about the law in this case?
Cedric
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