Lost Keys Responsibility Guide

Summary

In North Carolina, contracts made under the influence can be voidable. Responsibility for lost property may depend on the absence of a formal agreement and voluntary actions. Consult a local attorney for specific advice. In court, present your case clearly, focusing on the lack of a formal agreement, voluntary action, and intoxication.

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In North Carolina, generally:
- Contracts made while under the influence of alcohol can be voidable.
- The person who loses property of another may be held responsible for replacement costs.
However, a local attorney can provide more specific advice related to your situation.
Even if we didn’t have any agreement for me to have the keys and that he voluntarily gave me his keys
Considering your situation and location in North Carolina:
- If there wasn't a formal agreement, legal responsibility is arguable.
- Voluntary actions don't generally imply responsibility, but courts may view differently.
- Consult a local attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
So I didn’t ask for his keys or anything and I’m still responsible
Given your situation, it's not definitive. Factors include:
- No formal agreement
- Voluntary action by Sam
- Both parties being intoxicated
However, it's best to consult a local attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
So should I worry in court and how should I say my story to the judge
In court, remain calm and respectful. Present your case honestly and clearly, focusing on:
- No formal agreement
- Sam's voluntary action
- Both parties being intoxicated
Prepare with a local attorney for the best approach.