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Can I legally hold tools from a contractor who owes me money for supplies and labor? |
Contractor owes me money for labor and for supplies I purchased on my credit card. It depends on the laws of your particular state. I don't know about legally, but you f*ck with a man's tools, you are asking for a beat down. I think there is a way you can do that. But, document everything and be very careful. No, I don't think that you can. But, I'd sure check with my lawyer! Similar things have been done before, so it probably depends on the laws of your state. If the tools you are talking about are the ones you bought, then you can keep them obviously. |
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