I'm a Singaporean on exchange to the US, can I work to earn extra money?

There are a few ways of handling this, either you can open up a package immediately and check for damages so that you can give the package back to the delivery service so that they may contact the seller on the matter, or you can go contact the company responsible for selling the merchandise, these contact infos are usually present in the website or fan page, they usually take it back and provide you with another model but it will probably take some time to do so

Since it was the store's fault, they have to give back a refund or give the missing items. They violated a law which is being honest to the customer. They did not even inform the customer that the product is not available nor give back the money as a refund. If they still did not reply or accommodate you, you can file a case because of fraudulent.

Is this some sort of trick question or aptitude test? Anyway if yours is a real life scenario, 7 teachers will have to pay $6 each for 7 tickets which will equal $42 and summing that with the $2 each of 40 students which is $80 comes to a total cost of $122. That was not rocket science was it?

First of all, you need to be careful of your choice of roommates because you are actually renting as a single entity. Everyone on the lease is responsible equally. Secure the services of a lawyer and have him create a lease or binding contract that you and your roommates can sign. Keep one copy, have the roommate keep a copy and also keep a copy with the lawyer. If your roommate defaults on the lease call your lawyer and have him evicted.

You sound like an educated woman so I am baffled that you are in the position you are in. First of all I don’t want to speak badly of your relationship but I think it’s rather odd that you are dating a man many years younger than you and one you are probably taking care of. Frankly I will caution strongly against buying a property for your boyfriend but if you must buy one to justify ‘’sharing something together’’, then let the documents be in your name. Anything short of that sister and you will be in for a real shocker in future.

The use of the word “accidentally” ]which is always a fun word for lawyers. It’s possible, if the amount were great enough and the company decided to sue you over it, that if the situation were truly an accident, and not a negligent or reckless act, that a court would find no liability, this is because tort law is predicated on intent, generally speaking. Even negligence requires more than a mere “accident” — it requires a duty, a breach of that duty, and damages.