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Contract Law Case Study: Lulu Navarro

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We were also greeted by Rafaela Flores, right hand person of Lulu Navarro, that late afternoon. We were asking her questions about our apartment unit regarding the 12 months contract and the one month deposit, but she threatened us that if we leave and move out of our apartment, we will be sued for breach of contract. She was watching all of our moves. She was reporting to Lulu Navarro all of our actions. She also prohibited us from talking to the locals (Americans). In November of 2008, Ms. Lourdes Navarro arrived at Savoy, she was very mad at the teachers, and she said that some teachers were not following her orders, then threaten us that shw will take us to the FBI and USCIS if we disobey her.

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