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To: kingu

The contract should no longer be valid once a person passes away, period.


5 posted on 01/04/2008 5:12:30 PM PST by RDTF
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To: RDTF
Then the cancellation of contract comes into effect; why do you support the taking of a company’s property to make the family ‘feel’ better?

Should the mortgage company cancel the mortgage on the home and give the family the property because the person passed away? Should credit card companies forgive all debt? At what point does this line you’re drawing waver?

8 posted on 01/04/2008 5:20:16 PM PST by kingu (Fred08 - The Constitution is the value I'm voting for. What value are you voting for?)
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To: RDTF
Well you would be wrong.

The estate is still liable for all debts including any ongoing ones that the deceased is contractually obligated to pay.

kingu is quite correct. Where do you draw the line?

The bottom line is a contract is a contract. If the company chooses to cancel the contract upon proof of death that’s good. But I don’t believe it is required to under law.

15 posted on 01/04/2008 5:44:01 PM PST by DB
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