Is this legal???
We are fairly new at RVing and have been planning a summer trip to the Northeast. Made a lot of park reservations last year, since I heard that was imperative to get into some of the parks. Some of th...
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Ron3rd wrote:
Well I am in fact an Attorney, and yes, he could retain an Attorney, but this case is hardly worth that unless he could be sure to get Attorney's fees in the settlement.
One side to a contract cannot unilaterally modify the contract without offering a separate "consideration". If a party could, what would stop the OP from calling the campground up and say, "I just lost my job so I have reduced revenue; as a result, I am going to pay you $80 less".
This sounds like some BS from a private campground that's hurting and doesn't know what to do.
They can modify it if there is a clause allowing for modification (technically you could argue the price change isn't a change if there is such a clause but in common usage...)
