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In New Jersey:
A friend of mine left the keys in his car, in what I think is normally
a safe n'hood, (including little or no auto-theft?), a thief stole the
car and had an accident with it. The police found the car and
returned it to my friend.
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I apoligize profusely if this is the wrong venue for this question.
I want to solict input on a problem I am facing. I just volunteered
to be on the board of our HOA. It is currently on life support.
No one will pay. Dues are only $25/year. We d
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On Sat, 22 May 2004, wernerco@interchange.ubc.ca (Werner Cohn) wrote:
> There is federal legislation that provides right of private
> action against those who send you a junk fax . . . to
> recover $500, sometimes considerably more, for each
> such
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Hi,
My ex-employer had a non-compete clause as follows:
"During the term of this Agreement and for a period of one year
following
termination of Employees employment for whatever
reason(or if this period of time shall be enforceable
by law, then f
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I was involved in an auto accident where I was rear-ended and
(apparently) pushed over the curb a while ago. That in itself has been
a problem as far as the persons insurance not paying (and I don't have
collision for my car), but my question is about
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Over the years, as a consultant (technical writing and marketing
writing) I've worked for many clients. Most of them have been quite
pleased with my work, but inevitably one or two were less than
pleased. (Actually, I think in every case, the issue w
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message
news:0hmbb01podov8kjfumjdjcg4qa28k2ntlu@4ax.com...
> Basically, look through the clearance form. If there are any
> questions for which you're not sure of the answer, investigate.
>
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> I was sued by someone. My lawyer filed an answer by the proper day.
That was
> on May 5th.
> At this time we havent heard anything from the plaintiffs lawyer. it is
my
> understanding that it is up to the plaintiffs lawyer to set a court date
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jhtodd@uiuc.edu (Jeremy Todd) wrote in message
news:<phmbb0d7k1pr4buo9b2bhi4qp8235co8su@4ax.com>...
> I'm being sued by my landlord -- it's a typical landlord/tenant
> dispute. We don't disagree about the facts, merely the dollar amount
> she's askin
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"Jonathan Sachs" <abuse@no.where> wrote in message
news:cgmbb09n4idduen9233p04qbpdqbkm2lcs@4ax.com...
> Perhaps an analogy will help. A bicyclist is approaching an uncontrolled
> intersection and hears no sounds of cars. He might:
>
> 1. Assume the
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In article <h3o7b01mf0s68ea4ist1u916ep6buoek7k@4ax.com>,
Son of Spam <slippymississippi@yahoo.com> wrote:
>It turns out that this thing is still sitting on my credit report.
.. . .
> The original judgement was
>posted on 8/2001... do I have any re
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In article <mrv4b09tu14p7jitrj9i7on92ihee3j2re@4ax.com>,
Paul Cassel <paul1@abq.com> wrote:
>Microsoft recently pressured a small company marketing 'Lindows' to change
>the name because it claimed folks would confused Windows with Lindows. Now
>that
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timpotte@yahoo.com (Harry Potter) wrote in message
news:<jgmbb05tufplnimv4reo4sp5bol85pqknj@4ax.com>...
> I owned a home in North Carolina that was filed in Bankruptcy in 1998.
> I retained the home. I placed the home on the market and got a
> poten
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daunteh@aol.com (dantehicks) wrote in message
news:<hgmbb01dc01qt1889k49if06nfk8kipip5@4ax.com>...
> Please help. I purchased a home about a year and a half ago. I'm now
> regretting letting my girlfriend move in with me after purchasing (she
> is in
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none@news.ipswitch.com (David Morgan) wrote :
> can I then use the telephone recording
> as evidence in Court to disprove them?
No! Well, you might be allowed, but it's risky. Forget the legality of
making the recording, the legal principle is
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sportsbetman wrote:
> Ok, if this helps i am in Kansas. Also when i received the probation
> from the judge, he said the only terms of my non-reporting probation
> were that i had to obey all federal, state, and local laws. While i
> did break a l
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David S Chesler wrote:
> Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote in message
> news:<12o7b0913rio303f0fhe72b3vsdfpf9i91@4ax.com>...
>
>> The state
>>police or other state criminal
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dantehicks wrote:
> Please help. I purchased a home about a year and a half ago. I'm now
> regretting letting my girlfriend move in with me after purchasing (she
> is in no way tied to the house financially or title) About 9 months
> ago her company
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Thomas Anantharaman wrote:
> 1. In the USA this is only true if the possible penalty is jail time,
> otherwise the state is free to prosecute the case as a civil offense (eg
> traffic court fines or civil forfeiture) with a lower burden of proof.
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[posted and emailed]
dantehicks wrote:
> Please help. I purchased a home about a year and a half ago. I'm now
> regretting letting my girlfriend move in with me after purchasing (she
> is in no way tied to the house financially or title) About 9 m
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Arthur L. Rubin wrote:
> Bill wrote:
>
>>I'm in my seventies and I just, tonight, singed a 6 thousand dollar
>>travell contract for ann ual vacations, with a travel agency. It was
>>high pressure, that we couldn't get the best package ulness we sig
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"DXer" <dxer@aol.com> wrote in message
news:ihmbb01tb6opufov8mhulksa4gem62r268@4ax.com...
> I was sued by someone. My lawyer filed an answer by the proper day.
That was
> on May 5th.
> At this time we havent heard anything from the plaintif
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c0@earthlink.net wrote:
>
> Thank you for taking the time, this is very good info. If I could ask
> one more question, how would I find the "registered agent for AT&T" in
> the Phoenix / Scottsdale area? There are a bunch of "ATT Phone Stores",
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Jeremy Todd wrote:
[has found an on point case which supports his position]
>
> Here's my question: how binding is this in small claims court,
> assuming the context of the case is applicable (which it seems to be)
> and there is no newer/conflicting
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c0@earthlink.net wrote:
> <<Discussion of TCPA rules omited>>
>
> Thank you for taking the time, this is very good info. If I could ask
> one more question, how would I find the "registered agent for AT&T" in
> the Phoenix / Scottsdale area? There a
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"Jonathan Sachs" <abuse@no.where> wrote in message
news:<cgmbb09n4idduen9233p04qbpdqbkm2lcs@4ax.com>...
> The reason I said you failed to understand the situation (and you apparently
> still do) is that you still seem to believe that it mattered whet
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message
news:<ogmbb05ch9vl927pufdppujo2hc9t0feat@4ax.com>...
> Bill wrote:
> >
> > I'm in my seventies and I just, tonight, singed a 6 thousand dollar
> > travell contract for ann ual vacations
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in
misc.legal.moderated:
>We've recieved numerous calls from AT&T (our current phone
>company), SBC (the local "baby bell" and a former phone
>company), and Sprint (another former long distance carr
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in
misc.legal.moderated:
>I believe phone companies are exempt from the DNC list regulations,
>but are only subject to penalties after you explicitly
>tell them not to call.
On what basis do you
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Harry,
You were attempting to sell a house in NC. The "agent" (a realtor?)
ordered some repairs done to the house which you believe you did not
authorize. The sale fell through. A collection agency has a contract
authorizing these repairs which
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> > The conditions of your probation should have been made clear to you when
you
> > accepted it, and since those conditions are usually completely
discretionary
> > (i.e. different according to every judge), no one here will be able to
help
> > y
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> I hope you can help me out with a concern I have. My parents declare me as
a
> dependent on their tax returns and I live in their home. If I wish to file
> bankruptcy for myself will they be responsible for any of my credit card
debts?
No.
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Are there any agencies that can help businesses deal with Commercial
Office Lease Disputes?
Thanks
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Hello,
I don't want to file a bankrupcy and can't repay my credit card debt.
I reside in Texas. I do have an income and there is very little left
out of it which goes to saving account. My question is what
banks/collection agencies can do to get tho
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> I believe phone companies are exempt from the DNC list regulations,
> but are only subject to penalties after you explicitly
> tell them not to call. Also, AT&T long distance, AT&T "local
> long distance", and AT&T local service may be considered to
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in message
news:tgmbb056oqfbkk6oi7pua0t7f671fbnqa5@4ax.com...
> I think that's referring to a very old regulation requiring
> contacting the phone company to get permission before
> attaching ANY e
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This is the problem I'm having.
I was unlawfully evicted from my home by means of self-help. I had a
purchasing agreement for the home I was renting to own and a landlord
affidavit. I never received a notice to quite or an eviction notice in
accord
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