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On Mon, 17 May 2004 07:16:32 -0400, someone wrote: >>... All I want is my day in court. Is >>that asking too much??? > Yes it is asking to much, if you got to court by bypassing essential steps that you had previously agreed you had to take before

Hello All, I have a B.A. in liberal arts from a small state university in the southeastern United States. I am trying to go to law school to study international law. I've been reading up on law school in the UK, but I'm having some trouble tryin

> I was wondering what consitutes a legal arguement for vacating the > judge's decision on an affadavet judgement in a civil cases. > > Must an error in the judges thinking be found or maybe a defect in his > evidence???? There's no way to really a

fuminggreen@yahoo.com wrote in message news:<hh7ha05vj7f8ji1iqs5kqm5vorl3kh90ml@4ax.com>... > Sorry about the spelling error!!!!!!!!!! > > I was wondering what consitutes a legal arguement for vacating the > judge's decision on an affadavet judgemen

On Fri, 14 May 2004 19:23:20 -0400, hawkeye1964@excite.com (Mark Bevan) wrote: > Is the text file created by the other program considered part of >the program or their intellectual property? (There is no copyright >notice attached to this text fil

>> I am writing a program which edits a text file created by another >> program... Is the text file created by the other program considered part >of >> the program or their intellectual property? > >That's an interesting question. If you have a seri

> I gave notice to vacate my rental unit three motns ago (the lease > required 60 days notice). I have paid rent through May 31st. > However, I am moving out on May 21st. I have just found out my > landlords are letting their new tenant move in on Ma

"Jonathan Sachs" <abuse@no.where> wrote in message news:<ug7ha0p37nc8fepfsp7als440eo655prb6@4ax.com>... > "Scott Hedrick" <dinehnm@KILLALLSPAMMERSyahoo.com> wrote in message > news:e2laa0lmk3igkj0dr0i3ojmjnuhi5ae6sn@4ax.com... > > > Not quite- it sa

> Is the Recorders office on the hook for this? > > How should I litigate this? Just like a standard foreclosure or is > this what is called a judicial foreclosure. > > I am not an attorney, but I have represented my self in over 50 small > claim

>It seems they told the new tenant he >could come in early and not pay. Do I have any rights here? Well, you do have the right to stay on till May 31st. That's about it. ***** Tim Horrigan <horrigan@aol.com> *****

>Susan <smg@bestweb.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: > >> Hello- >> >> I'm wondering if I'm eligible for unemployment benefits. I >> requested to work from home (which my employer knew I'd done >> productively for several years) or take an unpai

In article <sg7ha010dkro6drvrahr2c9a2qagbbhv6o@4ax.com>, Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote: >In general, lying doesn't invalidate the search. However, some lies >could be held to render the consent ineffective. If I falsely tell

> inspections. He gave me a copy of my original lease, He had highlighted > that rent was due on the first and that the duplex was rented "as is" > and if appliances broke or work was needed I was responsible. > When I signed the lease I could not rea

>Subject: Griffis v. Luban continued >From: charlesbreitel@yahoo.com (cbreitel) >Date: 5/17/2004 4:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time >Message-id: <eg7ha01h40dgeb7r9o81k4p994gfehpnb6@4ax.com> > > (snip) >The funny thing is that the answer to the question

joe_question@yahoo.com (JoeQuestion) wrote in message news:<ng7ha01o0gtequ7d0pujpsb1f0flp1b8kd@4ax.com>... > Is it right for a sibling to be an Executor/Executrix when that > particular sibling will reap a windfall of the Will .... Yes. > This

jpedigo@yahoo.com (Jeff) wrote in message news:<rh7ha0tn5qvdknrjv5jk5touenss0aibr9@4ax.com>... > My neighbor had a small house fire on a part of his house just a foot > off our property line. In fighting the fire, the fire dept had to > knock down p

In July of 2003, I noticed a red dent and scrape in my white car. I also noticed that the red car in the assigned parking space next to mine in my apartment's parking garage had a white mark on the tip of its door at a location exactly matching the lo

Mark Solomon wrote: > 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 tec

vze2hbsr@verizon.net (SexyGirl) wrote: > I gave notice to vacate my rental unit three motns ago (the > lease required 60 days notice). I have paid rent through May > 31st. However, I am moving out on May 21st. I have just found > out my landlords

[posted and mailed] joe_question@yahoo.com (JoeQuestion) wrote: > Is it right for a sibling to be an Executor/Executrix when that > particular sibling will reap a windfall of the Will .... Not only is it proper but it's common. > This partic

Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote: > jbs wrote: > >> 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 t

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William Prien wrote: > simcha1a@yahoo.com wrote in message > news:<33laa0hmf6v8hgdgv0rfot1vmdn12v52hv@4ax.com>... >> Isn't it illegal in NYC for an apartment to be only advertised on a >> synagogue bulliten board? >> >> Doesn't this violate some Fai

"Henry E Schaffer" <hes@unity.ncsu.edu> wrote in message news:vi7ha0583e7no21jrprog1b6273r5deae3@4ax.com... > >for the same reasons, I would further encourage > >you to try to find a way to do it on a full-time basis (yes, I heard you on > >this

In article <mi7ha0dcvv5rpo5815qr95tb4mr18l0vur@4ax.com>, SexyGirl <vze2hbsr@verizon.net> wrote: > I gave notice to vacate my rental unit three motns ago (the lease > required 60 days notice). I have paid rent through May 31st. > However, I am movi

"JoeQuestion" <joe_question@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ng7ha01o0gtequ7d0pujpsb1f0flp1b8kd@4ax.com... > Is it right for a sibling to be an Executor/Executrix when that > particular sibling will reap a windfall of the Will .... This > particular E

I wrote: >>My next-door-neighbor is selling his house. He also got 3 offers on >>the first day of listing, but told his agent to wait until after the >>broker's open house before presenting the offers (and presumably >>starting the clock on the offer

"D.F. Manno" <dommanno@netscape.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Since neither "high crimes" >nor "misdemeanors" are defined in the Constitution, an impeachable >offense is whatever two-thirds of the House and Senate decide it is. An impeachab

"John F. Carr" <jfc@mit.edu> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >On the other hand, I think the legal answer, if there were a court >willing to enforce it, is no. The text of the Constitution limits >impeachment to criminal acts. Violating a treaty is no

On Mon, 17 May 2004, wprien@yahoo.com (William Prien) wrote: > simcha1a@yahoo.com wrote: > >> 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?

[cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested] "Wylee" <green9star@yahoo.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >If I had good evaluations for the past three years and work in an >"out-of-scope" position, can my company legally give my pos

"John Michael Williams" <jwill@AstraGate.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: [trouble getting hold of copyright owner of a Russian journal article from 1968] I was in a somewhat similar situation recently. I wanted to get permission to use a car

"SexyGirl" <vze2hbsr@verizon.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >I gave notice to vacate my rental unit three motns ago (the lease >required 60 days notice). I have paid rent through May 31st. >However, I am moving out on May 21st. I have just fo

mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) writes: > the process of probating the will. Certain kinds of property, notably > real estate, stocks and bonds, and notor vehicles, can't pass title > after death without being probated. That's not entirel

SexyGirl wrote: > > Hello, > > I gave notice to vacate my rental unit three motns ago (the lease > required 60 days notice). I have paid rent through May 31st. > However, I am moving out on May 21st. I have just found out my > landlords are let

JoeQuestion wrote: > > Is it right for a sibling to be an Executor/Executrix when that > particular sibling will reap a windfall of the Will .... I believe you're repeating yourself. But, in any case, I can describe the procedures in Indiana, in

"David Chesler" <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote in message news:th7ha0tuvntoi16absdp8tg5qj96k648pm@4ax.com... > Tongue firmly out of cheek, what are the two-party requirements? I, > as the customer with the tape recorder, certainly consent. And t

"SexyGirl" <vze2hbsr@verizon.net> wrote in message news:mi7ha0dcvv5rpo5815qr95tb4mr18l0vur@4ax.com... > It seems they told the new tenant he > could come in early and not pay. It's perfectly OK for the landlord to let the new tenants in early for