A contractual dispute with a customer would be considered a civil matter, not a criminal one. It could be a small claim depending on your state's small claims maximum, which can be found by contacting your local court.
Read the contract! Dispute or claims reports should be addressed.
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What increase the likelihood that the states would dispute each other's claims to western territories
The Jammu and Kashmir region
The Spanish and the French were negotiating the ownership of the Louisiana territory.
Complete the job to the original agreed upon contract - which was hopefully in writing. If the customer is being unreasonable and you can prove you performed your end of the contract properly, depending on the dollar amount of the retention, take them to small claims court.
Joel T. Callahan has written: 'Managing transit construction contract claims' -- subject(s): Local transit, Construction contracts, Dispute resolution (Law), Management, Design and construction
The Bristlecone pine claims the record but there is some dispute.
In the absence of a contract establishing your legal rights to the equipment, and the buyers payment obligation to you, no, not without a court order. Depending on the value of the equipment you may want to consider filing your action in Small Claims Court.
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state claims to western territories
In general, no. Only the District or Crown attorneys have the power to press criminal charges. A citizen can sue for civil liability. In the case of a breach of contract, you would most likely go to small claims court and get money.