misc.legal.moderated

Hello all, I have signed an agreement of "Purchase and Sale" to sell my house in the Greater Toronto area earlier. I accepted the contract on April 2nd, 2004 with $1,000 paid to me in cash and the additional amount of $4,000 of deposit agreed to be

Hello, I was awarded a judgment against a homeowner in Kane County, Illinois for a breach of contract. This contract was for the sale of the defendant's home. The judgment amount was for 2500.00. It was recorded in the correct Illinois County on

In 2001.11, I bought a new car from NJ Route 22 honda. But 5yr warranty expires in 2005, not 2006. America Honda pulled out details of my car. There are strange things: - delivery date is Dec 2000 (Route 22 Honda said it is the date they got the c

Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote: >If the current lease has only 5 months left, it's not like a sale >would be likely to take place that much before its end anyway. Depends on the particular market. When we sold my Mother-in-law's house after

Mike Orb <_remove_everything_but__mike__@orb.dreamhost.com> wrote: [OP's brother-in-law received a settlement offer over an auto accident. Nominal plaintiff is his (minor?) son. >He was presented with three different annuity options for the st

On this past Tuesday's episode of /The Shield/, detectives are trying to figure out the identity of a serial rapist. They tell the suspect's wife (he's not at home) that they're doing a routine follow-up on parking tickets, and get her permission

Isn't it illegal in NYC for an apartment to be only advertised on a synagogue bulliten board? Doesn't this violate some Fair Housing law?

A short question with long answers: Is the violation of a valid treaty (up there with the highest laws of the land) an impeachable offense? Say, for instance, that a president authorizes the use of interogation techniques that violate the Geneva Co

>We are a Game & Hobby store that sells exclusively to internet >customers. One of our best selling products is the card game Magic: >The Gathering which is manufactured by Wizards of the Coast and owned >by Hasbro(although Hasbro claims to have nothi

>Where would that "right" come from? > >On the other hand, if the logo is on her former employer's site, she >could certainly post that she designed it and link to that site. Actually she might theoretically be violating her former employer's rights

I am writing a program which edits a text file created by another program. The text file has a set of instructions (G-Code: a standard used by many different types of CNC machines). My program would edit parts of the text to do something the other p

All, A building inspector in my city mistakenly approved a neighbor's addition even though it violated setback limitations. The addition was built in the face of neighbor complaints and the city was negligent in not fully scrutinizing the plans. A

"Jonathan Sachs" <abuse@no.where> wrote in message news:<e8qu90h0qt04km1adfcjer0l56v7n3kt4o@4ax.com>... > So it appears that the order system was not lying on Monday when it said > that the memory was in stock. Instead, it was lying through the rest

I just found out that I got thrown a curve ball by a mortgage broker I trusted ( I had done several fair mortgages with him in the past). A home equity loan that I thought was an installment loan is really a HUGE balloon payment. I really have to bla

sirhenrydolittle@msbx.net (Henry Dolittle) wrote in message news:<ub44a0hfjh0otf48f3d1ob044h4s6fed10@4ax.com>... > does it exist? > > did it ever exist? My Black's Law Dictionary (5th Ed.) doesn't contain that phrase, and I've never personally he

Rick Roemer wrote: > I'm new to this board, so I apologize if I'm posting in the wrong > place. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Here is the > situation: > > We are a Game & Hobby store that sells exclusively to internet > customers. O

I work for an employer who makes all employees sign an an agreement that anything they copyright upto 1 year after leaving their employment belongs to the company. Will this hold up in court ? Even if it does not and if you can show records that you d

"Jonathan Sachs" <abuse@no.where> wrote in message news:e8qu90h0qt04km1adfcjer0l56v7n3kt4o@4ax.com... > The law gives me a right to a refund if a vendor does not ship when > it says it would. In this case the vendor did ship when it said it > wouldn

"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message news:m8qu909e6dgr7krjci7j36f8b21li0854j@4ax.com... > In order for me to assure myself of the quality of your services, I > record the call. THe problem will be in making certain that a person hea

mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message news:<uceo90dkg6on8go8k0a7o1ff1k5uagp86r@4ax.com>... > If anyone can enlighten all of us here about the general verification > rules for E-filing, though, that might help a little. I suspect the

rproemer@yahoo.com (Rick Roemer) wrote in message news:<cb44a0pi4hrto3svo5r5ka44b5i1s7m1rj@4ax.com>... > Wizards of the Coast recently > decided to blacklist all resellers who do not sell out of traditional > "brick & mortar" retail stores, with the e

On Wed, 12 May 2004 07:59:52 -0400, rlpowell@csclub.uwaterloo.ca (Robin Lee Powell) wrote: > >Background: > > >I'm a UNIX sysadmin (Solaris + Linux), and have been my entire working >career, which currently spans a whole 8 years or so. > >"Sysa

In article <da44a09adv3h5rt3vg9lu5qnj1shq2nd94@4ax.com>, Jonathan Sachs <abuse@no.where> wrote: >"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message >news:m8qu909e6dgr7krjci7j36f8b21li0854j@4ax.com... > >> >The statement is usually something like, "t

In article <ka44a09tpss4rkd6u0tqfv1a4njodta1js@4ax.com>, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >"Laura Villasenor" <lauraftp@aol.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >>My question would be whether or not we have a right to object and >>reque

"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message news:<4a44a0hpi40398no0757poljj9pk5kvg8u@4ax.com>... > Tam wrote: > > The fact of bankruptcy, and of the debts you discharged, will be shown > > on your credit report for ten years > >

Hi Robin, "Robin Lee Powell" <rlpowell@csclub.uwaterloo.ca> wrote in message news:ta44a0l9b6itmatn0rauupvjsv845j9714@4ax.com... > I'm a UNIX sysadmin (Solaris + Linux), and have been my entire working > career, which currently spans a whole 8 ye

A family member has died .... the Executrix ( family member ) states that there is no nead to have a reading of the will ..... although I ( another family member ) know for a fact that I and other siblings have been mentioned in the will ! The Executri

"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: > Rkuhlen wrote: >> >> I have an Irrevocable Trust that needs to be terminated. This >> Irrevocable Trust was ammended from a Revocable Trust with my >> minor son as a Contigency Beneficiary. >

"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message news:l944a01dr5c9l82fq40gv92k0bqvqp0uha@4ax.com... > Liz wrote: > > > I believe that Chapter bankruptcy doesn't appear > > > on your credit reports after it's discharged. > > > > yes

On Wed, 12 May 2004, Dan Evans <dan@evans-legal.com> said in pertinent part: > [ a poster said/asked: ] > >> [father's will left identified real property to >> daughter without will saying whether bequest >> was/wasn't subject to or to be free of

"Henry Dolittle" <sirhenrydolittle@msbx.net> wrote in message news:ub44a0hfjh0otf48f3d1ob044h4s6fed10@4ax.com... > does it exist? > did it ever exist? Probably not. It isn't listed in Black's Law Dictionary, which seems to be mainly useful for look

Timothy Horrigan wrote: > > emsaccord@yahoo.com (Tom) wrote in message > news:<vdgi905ijg2u902s5hcafvb49ht5gmbga5@4ax.com>... > > To all, I've posted here before and have a crazy situation. I just > > uncovered another point, on April 15 I requeste

Hmmm online law school. Do you want to live and practice in California? On Wed, 12 May 2004 07:59:52 -0400, Robin Lee Powell <rlpowell@csclub.uwaterloo.ca> wrote: : I have a vague idea that the combined skills of sysadmin and lawyer : (with a

"Mike Orb" <_remove_everything_but__mike__@orb.dreamhost.com> wrote in message news:ab44a09kl203ar1cvah3m5cb1l45uj7hc5@4ax.com... > I find this hard to believe. I can't imagine that he is expected to make > this type of decision without the advice of

"Henry Dolittle" <sirhenrydolittle@msbx.net> wrote in message news:ub44a0hfjh0otf48f3d1ob044h4s6fed10@4ax.com > does it exist? > > did it ever exist? No. It was invented by A.P. Herbert in _Haddock v the Arts Council of Great Britain_ 1957, quo

Jack Jones <jackjones1737@yahoo.com> wrote: : My daughter has recorded conversations with her ex-husband after : becoming increasingly concerned for own daughter's safety. She has : successfully recorded him threatening her and now she is looking for

Gili <galubiv@hotmail.com> wrote: : A couple of weeks ago I decided I can't work at my current employer : (sales job) anymore so I let them know next Monday will be my last : day. I already have a job offer at a different company - I start in 5 : wee

rhus <ckobata@pacbell.net> wrote: :> In all likelihood, you have no case whatsoever. False statements made :> during court proceedings are not actionable except as perjury, which :> can only be prosecuted by the government as a crime. Your recourse i

: joeAverage wrote: :> :> Greetings, :> :> I have a very intelligent, articulate, mature 13 year old daughter who :> currently lives with her mom and has for the last 12 years per a court :> agreement. She is older now and realizes that our h

I submitted a poem that was unpublished for a Copyright. I, then, created an edited and more up-to-date version of the poem. This evidently does not constitute substantial changes. How do I make sure that the version that is on file at the Lib