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Gooblebraiyesterday at 8:51 PM1 replyview on HN

Do they have to return the Advance in this case? Is there any case where it makes sense fo reject the Advance?


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578_Observeryesterday at 11:39 PM

It depends on the contract, but generally, if the author worked in "Good Faith" (did the work legitimately) and the project was cancelled due to the client's strategic shift, the advance is usually non-refundable. The advance pays for the time already spent. If I hire a carpenter to build a table, and halfway through I say "Stop, I want a chair instead," I still have to pay for the half-table he built.

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