Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
So, if your employer decides not to pay you for your work, that would not be "stealing" by your logic. After all, you have nothing less than you did beforehand. If you are a landlord, and a tenant does not pay, that is not stealing, either - again, you have nothing less than you had before - he took nothing from you.
|
No , that's not stealing, that's breach of contract.
I'de take him to court, and he would be convicted for "breach of contract" , not "theft".
poor argument, since i have no written contract with any artist, hence i could not possibly breach any contract.