Someone can claim another person owes them money without a verbal agreement, but it would be very hard for them to prove it in a court or any other place. The person should learn from their unfortunate mistake and learn to write it down in front of witness' ( preferably someone that can notarize the paper), record the procedure with a camcorder or voice recorder, or even better- do not loan anyone money.
You can't with out a written agreement
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A contract is binding, whether written or verbal. The advantage to having something in writing is that you have proof. But if a case can be reasonably proven, a verbal contract can be upheld in court.
If you made a deposit on land and the sale didn't go through then you could sue the recipient of the deposit if you can prove you paid it and that it was paid as a deposit on the land. That may be difficult if there was no agreement in writing.
Yes. You will need some evidence to support your claim that the premises were occupied by the defendant, how long and the amount owed. That might include copies of payments by check, emails, text messages, other written correspondence, photos that show occupancy or damage, etc.
What they can do is file suit to reclaim the money. Their case is stronger with written proof such as an IOU, but a verbal agreement is also legally binding. If you owe someone money, work out a payment schedule and do the right thing.
This means that someone has entered into an agreement with someone else (shaken hands on) to exchange some goods or provide a service for some fixed amount of money. In some countries a verbal agreement (provided it can be proved) is legally binding while in other countries it can not be legally enforced (although there is a moral obligation to keep your word). It is always very important to be clear what you are and are not agreeing to.
My "rights" are whatever the agreement was between my brother and I when I paid the money. If there is no written agreement, depending on your state law, you may not have any right. You may claim it was a loan. He may claim it was a gift. If it was a loan, the amount may exceed what can be loaned without a written agreement and you are out of luck. You should have asked this question of a local lawyer before the money was paid out.
A judgment claim is a claim you bring into small collections court. This is a usual type of claim for when someone owes you a small amount of money.
Morally, you should. Though, it depends if there was a verbal or otherwise contract, i.e. an agreement of a loan for you to pay him back. If there was, you are legally obligated to pay back the money to him.
DNA proof , but if there is verbal contract that he will not be a part of the child's life then that contract is honored.