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To: JennysCool
Yes, she was more of a booking agent, not just a planner. It is a small theater, so she wore many hats, but was compensated on bringing business in.

In my mind, the money is definitely hers, but will a judge agree?
Thank you for your help!
10 posted on 12/18/2005 3:59:51 PM PST by IL Republican
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To: IL Republican

Don't know how much help I've been, but I wish you guys good luck and Merry Christmas -- despite Mr. Scrooge!


12 posted on 12/18/2005 4:02:07 PM PST by JennysCool (Non-Y2K-Compliant)
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To: IL Republican

Were the events successful? I think the problem lies in the fact that he promised her 50% of the gross instead of 50% of the net profits. Is it possible that these terms were confused by either party? If sales don't look good, he could be looking at a loss. I think a lawyer letter will do...it will cost him twice that to have representation in court. Ideally, you should try to come to terms outside of the court if possible. Maybe some kind of payment plan if the guy is strapped for cash which it sounds like he is.


13 posted on 12/18/2005 4:07:50 PM PST by willyd (No nation has ever taxed its citizens into prosperity)
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