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Is it legal for someone who works via a contract?
Published March 22, 2011
Question by Anton Mathew: Is it legal for someone who works via a contract?
Is it legal for someone who works via a contract to actually work without receiving a copy of their contract. Example: A Music Director in a Church works via a contract, and one and a half years have past and the Church still has yet to provide the Director with a copy of the signed contract.
The contract is a Written Contract.
Best answer:
Answer by Jack P
Yes. A contract can even be verbal, and still be binding. However, I would demand a copy, in writing.
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Posted in Music Contract Information | Tagged Contract, Legal, someone, works