Sounds like a "theft by deception" if owner took the money and then claims it was never "sold". If you don't get all of your money back, or title to the vehicle, call the police or go to the local courthouse and file a theft complaint.
It depends on the receipt. Some companies require original receipts not copies.
One for each computer it's on.
The auditor should vouch the premisis received by reffering to counterfoils of the receipt book,copies of the insurance policy and premium register.
If the judgment was included in the bankruptcy--many are not--then you take the relevant papers showing that it was paid to the court that issued the judgment. If they consider it paid, then they will issue a receipt to you. Send copies to the credit scoring companies and keep one in your permanent file.
Software piracy pertains to an unauthorized reproduction of licensed software. Pirated copies of these software might work like a regular licensed one but the licensing keys are illegally produced.
3billion, +2, i just bought one.
Two million copies were sold.
Software piracy pertains to an unauthorized reproduction of licensed software. Pirated copies of these software might work like a regular licensed one but the licensing keys are illegally produced.
Verify that they were actually deposited. For me, I would make copies of the signed checks before handing them over to anyone. Hopefully the trustee will send you both the copies of the checks and a copy of the deposit receipt.
If you own it or have bought it legally you may make copies for your own use.
They have FREE only for trial copies or bought with a device and then its time limited
Receipt(Download)This is your signed receipt relating to our receipt of ___________________________, received on ______________________ by ______________________________ of _________________________________. This represents completing of our transaction relating to the following agreement: _________________________________________.Yours very truly,_____________Signer_____________Delivery Agent/WitnessReceiptReview ListThis review list is provided to inform you about this document in question and assist you in its preparation. A signed receipt is an overlooked legal tool. It signifies, in most cases, that the transaction is complete. It also serves to put the receiver on notice to that effect, which, in and of itself, can be very helpful (i.e., “Its over and done with.”).1. Make two copies so each party has an original copy. If more than two parties are involved, then make as many more copies as required.2. It is in your best interests to let the receiver fill out the form himself or herself. You can do so if you choose, except for the signature.3. In many instances, a principal in the transaction is the ideal person to effect the delivery and receipt signing.