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05-21-2008, 12:43 PM
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University small claims and international filing
Afternoon,
My first question is...can a public university be taken to small claims court? Also, it seems like, reading some of the posts on the forum, that this should be no issue. I want to file a claim against a organization in Canada from the US. The international part shouldn't be an issue should it (I was going to file in Canada but hey if I can file closer to home I'm all about that too!). For those of you interested. My university keeps delaying my graduation and then charges me fees for extra semesters. |
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05-22-2008, 09:46 PM
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Re: University small claims and international filing
In some jurisdictions you cannot use small claims if it is public organization.
But check with your small claims court clerk. They will let you know. |
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