he didn't lie. Signing a contract is a formality; a formality that allows the contract to be binding.As a matter of fact, I even remember the treasurer telling all of us that our signature on this paper was just a formality.
I can just about assure you it is a business deal. I would imagine there is an XYZ fraternity inc. that is a business that is the frat.They were always friendly with us about helping us out if we cannot afford our dues - I mean, it's a fraternity, not a business deal
In the overall scheme of life, it is a small debt. If you doubt it, compare it to the $45k you owe for school. Small in comparison?.Now I am faced with a possible judgment if I don't come up with $1500. I'm glad some of you see this as a small debt, but when you have $45,00 in student loan debt and barely make any money, then maybe you would understand why this is so devastating to me.
I already addressed this. If you had dropped from the frat or argued against the contract then, you would be a lot more believable. You continued to be a member of the frat and you even state you made some payments towards the debt. If you wanted to attempt to invalidate the contract, you would not have done either of those actions.I don't care what you say either, but if you had been blindfolded for hours on end and treated like scum, I highly doubt you would contest the signing of a document at the time it was signed.
Your fantasy world is in reference to the methods you suggest in trying to escape this debt. You need to quit watching so much television and believing that is how the real world works. It's not.Any help or further feedback of course would be much appreciated.
Sorry, if I saw something that I though was a viable defense, I would say so. I simply do not see any valid defense to their claim.

