depends on the finelines written in the document but they probably won't it will costs them too much money and too much time to sue you.
Can GYM sue a person, Send lawyer letter and take you to CITOS
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QUOTE(statikinetic @ Dec 10 2010, 04:16 PM) You signed an agreement for one year. You legally agreed to pay membership for 1 year. but the opportunity costs is high when the use their time to sue one out of many customers just bcuz of this. and yes, you will still have to pay or if they have a clause such as if u break the contract agreement. the deposit u paid will not be given back or something similar.Regardless of the reason, if you stop before the agreement is over you are still contractually bound to pay the stipulated amount. Added on December 10, 2010, 4:17 pm When they sue you, they include legal fees in the amount. So when you lose, you end up paying for their lawyer too.  |
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