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Carey:
That was me.
Anonymous:
Didn't Dundee have either a 3 month or a 12 month contract?
If Karen told the admissions person that her son only needed a little bit of help, then I wouldn't doubt they said he could be out in 6 months, but obviously she wasn't being honest about how deep his problems really were. Maybe she only signed the 3 month contract, or two 3 month contracts?
Karen seems to be justifying everything, but it doesn't wash.
If Ryan and Karen are just a sampling of who's involved with the class action, I would only "imagine" why it's taking so long to file a suit. :wink:
Carey:
I think she signed a 12 month contract. If she had not she would have said so. The 12 month contract contradicts what she has said in her statement that she has posted everywhere. It just goes to show, she does not know what she is talking about, even as far as it concerns her own personal experience.
[ This Message was edited by: Carey on 2003-09-29 12:09 ]
[ This Message was edited by: Carey on 2003-09-29 12:10 ]
Anonymous:
Sure would be nice to know how this class-action lawsuit got started. Anybody know?
Anonymous:
if you would pull your head out of your
high-horse's ass for 2 minutes, you would simply read the post from earlier this morning and see that she specifically stated that she signed a 12 months contract.
If WWASPS wishes to enforce their 4 month liquidated damages clause, ultimately, they will have to do so in a U.S. Court. If they choose to enter a U.S. forum, their contract and methods will be scrutinized under U.S. law and discovery methods.
Just as any contract to commit a crime is VOID AS A MATTER OF PUBLIC POLICY (eg., taking out a contract with a hit man to murder a business rival or an unwanted spouse), so too is a contract to kidnap a child and subject him or her to extended brainwashing under conditions which would not be legal if carried out by a U.S. Institution.
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