Female Perspective
Elder Lister
Nataka senators watume kakitu Leo. Niko mbaya saidi!!! Niko hapa tao citi market. Somebody send me money!
Kakitu!
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Female Perspective
Elder Lister
Niko hapa citi market nitaosha wewe ukilipa
Aviator
Elder Lister
Rundisha fare yangu Ile nirituma ukakataa kukuja
Female Perspective
Elder Lister
Kulinyesha kwetu
Kender9
Elder Lister
Mvua ya kujikinga na mwavuli ama ya tampon?
Aviator
Elder Lister
Still, hukukuja.
I need my 80 bob back
Female Perspective
Elder Lister
Ulisema watoto wakule kdf, remember?
Female Perspective
Elder Lister
I really wanted the sonford fries...hakuna senator ako na mia biri?
Aviator
Elder Lister
Ok
Hii nikama kiendacho kwa mganga
QuadroK4000
Elder Lister
Niaje doctor @emali ?
It's Me Scumbag
Elder Lister
@Aviator 80 bob SI pesa ya kupeleka case the Hague. Let it go. Leave our good lady @Female Perspective alone.
Actually send another 80 bob watoto wakuwe KDFed na mum.
Actually send another 80 bob watoto wakuwe KDFed na mum.
Tiiga Waana
Elder Lister
@Aviator,
A small but powerful legal advice to you. For free, mind you
A contract of the nature you had with @Female Perspective where there could be many intervening variables hindering it from happening should ideally have a force majeure clause.
In plain English, this is what we call “An Act Of God “ Clause.
The importance of this clause can not be overstated as it protects both of you from liabilities occasioned by non-performance of a contract due to happenings beyond the parties’ control. eg earthquake, accidents or even kunyesha as in this case.
A force majeure clause would have stipulated how to proceed should an unexpected variable happened making performance impossible at the stipulated time and date.
It could for instance have stated that monies and favours (lunches, dinners, flowers, outings) exchanged be refunded or that performance be postponed to a later date when nyesharing abated
Aviator
Elder Lister
Can an oral contract have that force majeure clause?@Aviator,
A small but powerful legal advice to you. For free, mind you
A contract of the nature you had with @Female Perspective where there could be many intervening variables hindering it from happening should ideally have a force majeure clause.
In plain English, this is what we call “An Act Of God “ Clause.
The importance of this clause can not be overstated as it protects both of you from liabilities occasioned by non-performance of a contract due to happenings beyond the parties’ control. eg earthquake, accidents or even kunyesha as in this case.
A force majeure clause would have stipulated how to proceed should an unexpected variable happened making performance impossible at the stipulated time and date.
It could for instance have stated that monies and favours (lunches, dinners, flowers, outings) exchanged be refunded or that performance be postponed to a later date when nyesharing abated
Tiiga Waana
Elder Lister
I don’t see the reason why not. You could concretise it by a text message spelling out the same. This would be your documentary evidence on the event that @Female Perspective denied any knowledge of a force majeure.
Aviator
Elder Lister
If you're appointed the mediator, what would you recommend?
1) I forget and move on
2) I get full refund
3) FP deliver the goods at her cost when she/it is not raining.
It's Me Scumbag
Elder Lister
Forget and enter into another contract... No refund.
Aviator
Elder Lister
80 bob ipotee tu hivo?
Sadness of nyege
kingolonde
Elder Lister
Consider it a tithe to the gods of fornication!