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Typically, an employee does not have legal authority to sign such contracts unless authorized by a legal owner or board of directors for a company. A notice voiding the contract should be sent to the company immediately and putting them on notice that the person who signed the contract was not authorized to do so. Any delay on your part may be construed as acceptance of the contract. If they dispute it and chose file legal action, you will likely need present your case. Most judges would rule in your favor, provided the facts as you presented them are accurate.

Otherwise, don't use them for your linen service.

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Q: How do i get out of a contract with a linen company who came on the day i was off and got their contract signed by an employee who did not know any English and signed it thinking a weekly invoice?
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