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Hello can you tell me if there is any law in Nz which prohibits a company from changing the payment date of services provided from the 20th of the month to the 30th without the contractors agreement?We have a contract which is signed by our company but not the client ( it is a new contract still under negotiation) that states the 20thRegards Jodie
Hi Welcome to JustAnswer. My first response will follow shortly. Please feel free to follow up if anything is not clear
Any part of a contract must be agreed by both sides to be binding. So if the contract says that the due date is the 20th, you must agree if this is to be changed to some other date like the 30th. If this contract is still under negotiation then you would need to insist but like all terms under negotiation there must be a mutual agreement.
Can I help further-perhaps I did not understand your point?
Relist: Other.Hello, I have already responded back to earlier emails. The answer you supplied did not answer my specific question with regard to NZ laws, it only talked of contractual commitments of which I was already aware. I don't feel I should have to pay for that answer and as the meeting I needed the answer has past I require no further answers,Regards Jodie
If you dont accept you do not pay me, which is of course your right on this site. But the point i make is that there is no law except what you agree.