#Pro Bono Legal Advice# Daily Three Strips (No. 1299)
Q1: Due to the long-term cooperation between Party A and Party B, there is no contract for the sale and purchase of goods, only the order form of Party B. If Party A suddenly does not cooperate, is it considered a breach of contract?
A: Although we seem to have a long-term relationship, we do not have a long-term supply contract. Therefore, it is normal for a business to make a choice, and it will not constitute your so-called breach of contract. Of course, the contract that is still being performed still has to be performed.
Second question: Hello, I was smashed by a colleague during work, I took 8 days off, and I have a sick note. Now I have a work-related injury certificate, and the company subsidizes the basic salary, but my salary during the injury was 2,000 less than that of my colleagues who worked at the same time. The colleague who smashed me said he wouldn't pay a penny, what should I do?
A: If you are injured at work, your wages during the work-related injury will be paid in accordance with the rules and regulations of the employer. As for the less salary you mentioned, it should be the performance pay that was reduced during your work injury, and there is no way to do it due to the reduction in injuries. It is true that the colleague has no obligation to give you money, because he caused you damage in the course of performing his duties, and the employer should be held responsible, so he does not need to be liable.
Q3: The borrower puts the money into the lender's account and repays the money through the lender's sister's account over the years, with the sister's chat history attached. Does my sister have a duty to collect debts?
A: My sister does not have this responsibility, nor does she have this right, because she is not the lender, only the lender has this right.
