Should Mr. Anderson Pay The 92, 00 Claim?

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In my opinion, I think Mr. Anderson should pay the 92,00 claim. Mr. Anderson is a business man and he should know that reading a contract in its entirety is a must. So, that if anything noted needed to be replaced, missing or written an error should be rewritten and finalized. Mr. Anderson should have known that when guidelines or placed in a contract the guide will be enforced. But, base off of Chapter 18 the judge should allow the new evidence base on Parole Evidence Rule. Per Fred Stein Wabash’s general manager signed on a crumpled paper,” no, “hard and fast deadline on Anderson’s brick work. Fred Stein also stated Mr. Anderson had to ask for more time if needed. Now, the question is did he ask for more time? Negatively, a liquidated clause

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