🎹The plaintiff owns a dueling piano company that provides live entertainment for bars and restaurants.
💼The defendant is the general manager of the venue where the plaintiff's company performs.
📝There was a written contract for the plaintiff's monthly shows, including the one in question.
☔️The defendant canceled the show due to bad weather, but the plaintiff argues that it was a breach of contract.
💰The plaintiff is suing for the owed amount of $10,000 for the canceled show.
What is dueling pianos?
—Dueling pianos is a live entertainment concept where two pianists engage in a musical contest, taking song requests from the audience and engaging in playful competition.
What is a written contract?
—A written contract is a legal agreement between two or more parties that is documented in writing and signed by all parties involved. It outlines the terms and conditions of the agreement.
Can a contract be canceled due to bad weather?
—In general, a contract can be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances or force majeure events. However, it often depends on the specific terms and conditions outlined in the contract.
What is the plaintiff seeking in this case?
—The plaintiff is seeking the owed amount of $10,000 for the canceled show.
What is the defendant's argument?
—The defendant argues that the plaintiff's contract had expired and that the cancellation was due to bad weather.
00:08The plaintiff owns a dueling piano company and the defendant is the general manager of a venue.
00:23There was a written contract for the plaintiff's monthly shows.
01:00The defendant canceled the show due to bad weather and told the plaintiff to bill him for it.
02:59The plaintiff argues that the cancellation was a breach of contract and is suing for the owed amount.
05:45The defendant claims that the contract had expired and the cancellation was due to bad weather.
