where do i stand, legally

[superchief]

Hi everyone,

I started working for a company I used to work for on the side. I set everything up by the book to ensure revenue streams are logged and taxed correctly.
I have been working for the company for 4 months with no contract which has worked fine. However the relationship has turned sour with unrealistic demands being made.

Am I within my rights to simply down tools, hand everything over and walk away?

Thanks

[suityou01]

Hi everyone,

I started working for a company I used to work for on the side. I set everything up by the book to ensure revenue streams are logged and taxed correctly.
I have been working for the company for 4 months with no contract which has worked fine. However the relationship has turned sour with unrealistic demands being made.

Am I within my rich to simply down tools, hand everything over and walk away?

Thanks

Have you made sure the radiators are fully bled?

[Scruff]

Yes. You are a Freeman of the Land!

[FatLazyContractor]

Am I within my rich to simply down tools, hand everything over and walk away?

Hi MF

[stek]

Hi everyone,

I started working for a company I used to work for on the side. I set everything up by the book to ensure revenue streams are logged and taxed correctly.
I have been working for the company for 4 months with no contract which has worked fine. However the relationship has turned sour with unrealistic demands being made.

Am I within my rich to simply down tools, hand everything over and walk away?

Thanks

Yes, just hand back the bucket and mop and tell them to do their own windows..

[superchief]

Sorry, spelling mistakes, i was typing on my phone.

Barring comedic responses, so i can just stop developing, hand code repositories over and cease work immediately? If that's the case then good (and bad, probably won't get my invoice paid but a small price to pay)

[DaveyDavesson]

Aside from any verbal agreement you may have had (assuming it was not logged in emails, etc) it would be difficult to prove specific terms.

Can you be more specific about these unrealistic demands you mentioned?

[northernladuk]

So working without a contract was fine??? Lol

[superchief]

So working without a contract was fine??? Lol

Well not really fine but I had not considered this to be a long term investment of time. I was only doing it to cover them until they found a permanent developer. I currently hold a full time job as well so this is not something I was prepared to continue doing. As a bit of history, i used to work for the company full time, then the company liquidated and reformed. I decided not to move on with the company (who would after the previous one liquidated) but agreed to help support until they could find a replacement.

[northernladuk]

Your employer is Batiatus, you are Spartacus and I claim my place in the greatest ludas in all of Capua!