Thread: My Gym and I are having a problem
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Old 10-01-2008, 12:28 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Re: My Gym and I are having a problem
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Originally Posted by TH&S View Post
At the end of your 12 months contract with SA you were deemed to be in contract with Parkwood as you were still using the gym so standard or implied contract terms would be in place.

If you provided adequate notice to Parkwood in writing and you still have a copy of that (hint....) then you can produce that as proof the contract was terminated.

You should have been given notice that the gym had been taken over as that would have been an amendment to your terms and conditions.

Upon account re-activation any issues should have been highlighted then (when did you re-activate?) and further they should have chased you for the owed money in April/May....

Ask leeston, but I'd say you have a fairly good case.
Thats what i'd do ollie
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