misc.legal.moderated

I am renting a house. On previous rentals we have always had a move out walk through. We have always gotten all the security deposit returned. Our present landlord is refusing to do a move our walk through. We are afraid of any damage that may be d

In article <h55nh0tm27m47i3iu467h44o63ei0mc1b2@4ax.com>, Paul Cassel <paul1@abq.com> wrote: : Seth Breidbart wrote: : > Two men marry in California (which allows such marriages, and is a : > Community Property state). : > : > Subsequently, one of

I've been told by my estate agent that it is contrary to the UK Town And Planning Regulations to have more than one For Sale board visible on a property at any given time. So what happens if the vendor goes with more than one agent? And how come I

On Thu, 05 Aug 2004 15:48:15 -0400, Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote: >Chester Deja wrote: > >> And get away with it. The owner of this business occasionally gets in >> heated 'discussions' with employees. If he feels his opin

On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 20:34:58 -0400, dejaemail@yahoo.com (Chester Deja) wrote: >And get away with it. The owner of this business occasionally gets in >heated 'discussions' with employees. If he feels his opinion is >threatened or wants is in a cond

Can anybody look over this attendance policy and note any red flags with it? GUIDELINES FOR ABSENTEE CONTROL Three (3) occurrences of absences from work within a six (6) month period shall be cause for corrective discipline, with the following addi

I am an Oklahoma resident. My mother-in-law who resided in a house in south Florida for 40 years was committed to a nursing home in Florida under the Baker Act, a result of dementia, by order of a local judge. The house is vacant. A guardian was ap

Charles Gray <cgray@null.net> wrote in message news:<b55nh0dhq11e8tag5eatboig2j0if7li0o@4ax.com>... > Here's a quick question for the legal type-- if a law has been > declared unconstitutional by the SCOTUS, and an officers superiors > order him to en

Hi, my wife recently had invisalign done for aligning teeth. However, during the treatment, when a couple of teeth were not moving, the doctor made her bite some cloth, etc., and the nerve died, lots of pain. They had to do root canal on 2 teeth becau

My mail carrier took it upon himself to hold my mail because he saw a "For Rent" sign in my front yard which was placed by my landlord so he could attract future renters before I left. As a result of not receiving a certain piece of mail, I missed a c

donald_roberts@webtv.net (DONALD ROBERTS) wrote in message news:<h65nh0t4gu8ofi5nvv4v41lhjva84u0k0s@4ax.com>... > My father sold a piece of property (house and lot in NY state). He > held the mortgage and the buyer paid him direct. My mother thinks it

When a CD is established as a Payable on Death account, does that mean the beneficiaries of the POD account can redeem the CD on the death of the account holder? For example, say a father establishes a 5 year CD today in a POD account with his child

I wonder if anyone can assist me in writing a letter. I'm disabled & use a scooter to get around (Ft Lauderdale Fla). I was also using the TOPS - Paratransit service for transportation. I just went down for what is considered "recertification" & was

zemedelec@aol.comspamfree (Zemedelec) wrote in message > "Justice delayed is justice denied." Yes, this is the point; and possibly I should have titled this post differently, such as What Constitutes Legal Negligence in Pennsylvania? I learned

"Chris Johnson" <caj11@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:6miqg097dnvb444hphba03govnovg3bme0@4ax.com... > I thought bankruptcy law, per the constitution, could only be governed > by federal law and practiced in federal courts. There are many aspec

"Stuart Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message news:nkb0h057osackqskbvucuhh934lg07jioc@4ax.com... > ""Paralegal" means a person who either contracts with or > is employed by an attorney, law firm, corporation, governmental > agency, or

Hi, I am in need of serious help in California.My insurance Co. says my payment check (by mail) was delivered to them 12 days late ( based on the postmark) therefore there is a 12 day lapse in the policy with no coverage .A driver hit my car during th

"bat" <bat@bats.com> wrote in message news:<f65nh0hn2h65peg2p3fv4dpra30jn9rm0e@4ax.com>... > I think you are missing the important point that it was store's cart that > did the damage. The store is not in custody of the parked car, but it is in >

Greetings all. In reviewing some recent history of the posts on this newsgroup, it seems like somewhere people go w/ legal questions. If I'm incorrect, please let me know a better place to post this. We can all assume that any advice, comments, etc.

Is there a way, preferably not involving much money, to find out how often indictments and convictions involving the national security series 18 USC 793-798 have obtained? TIA

I've got a friend in Wisconsin who's in divorce proceedings (at her husband's instigating). After moving out of their home, she bought a small house in a neighboring town, which she's now decided not to stay in, and she's listed it for sale (she's b

pennsylady2002@yahoo.com (Pennsylvania Lady) wrote in message news:<iu5ih0tkbl007gm8ktvbp347jrq985dmbg@4ax.com>... > At any event, the lawyer made a comment a week ago to the effect that > the defendant's counsel "isn't the only one responsible for t

camkire@yahoo.com (Camkire) wrote in message news:<m65nh0p1sptsh7d019gm116gqouult26e4@4ax.com>... [OP's employer switched health insurance before his wife's dental crown was finished, which left her without coverage for part of the cost. Employer t

Stan Brown wrote: > > "Nick Stokes, CSI" <boggle@jackson.bone> wrote in > misc.legal.moderated: > > I had no problem > >with the fact that my company claimed ownership of the software since I was > >verbally promised part ownership in the firm. U

"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: (two men married in CA, one moves to another state and attempts to marry a woman) >IMO, this will be tested, but my take is that due to the Constitution's >full faith and credit provision,

"bat" <bat@bats.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: (parked car hit ad damaged, presumably by shopping cart) >I think you are missing the important point that it was store's cart that >did the damage. The store is not in custody of the parked car, but

Stuart Bronstein wrote: (Original hypothetical. "spouses" of the same sex are married in California, where it is legal. (Assume they're both male, for the purpose of handling pronouns, although I don't think the original post specified.) One spou

"DONALD ROBERTS" <donald_roberts@webtv.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: > My father sold a piece of property (house and lot in NY state). He >held the mortgage and the buyer paid him direct. My mother thinks it was >paid off in 1992. My father pa

Paul Cassel wrote: > IMO, this will be tested, but my take is that due to the Constitution's > full faith and credit provision, their marriage in CA would be valid in > all states. > > For example, take a state that allows drivers licenses at 16 w

bat wrote: > I think you are missing the important point that it was store's cart that > did the damage. The store is not in custody of the parked car, but it is in > "custody" of their own equipment. I don't see it. Are YOU responsible if YOUR b

Robert Bonomi wrote: > > In article <mu5ih0d8c4vhncka1gedbdmkasos1ftl6c@4ax.com>, > Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: > >Isaac wrote: > >> Maybe it's simply that refusing to identify the driver when it > >> is not you would result

In article <h65nh0t4gu8ofi5nvv4v41lhjva84u0k0s@4ax.com>, DONALD ROBERTS <donald_roberts@webtv.net> wrote: > My father sold a piece of property (house and lot in NY state). He >held the mortgage and the buyer paid him direct. My mother thinks it was >

In article <m65nh0p1sptsh7d019gm116gqouult26e4@4ax.com>, Camkire <camkire@yahoo.com> wrote: >Hi, >I have a question regarding a situation wherein my employer switched >healthcare providers without prior notification to any of the >employees. My wife

In article <v55nh01ovokie9b4juns2jroegehsjqmfi@4ax.com>, Liz <liz@tiredofspam.com.easynews.com> wrote: > >"Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote in message >news:av5ih0psu6bvnlqsknah1arsoqiqdtqoc5@4ax.com... > >> >Does a newspaper have

In article <265nh0luo1lgin1mhmrgkhjc9ph4ke9m7d@4ax.com>, Robert Bonomi <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote: > >Now, if the 'solemnized' relationship in Calif is something other than >an actual 'marriage' -- e.g. 'domestic partnership', or some other n

In article <m55nh0tfrcvceklpm24fe0532imgsr236c@4ax.com>, Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net> wrote: >Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote: >>This is completely hypothetical. If you need more facts, make them up >>and specify them. >> >>Two men marry in Ca

Charles Gray wrote: > Here's a quick question for the legal type-- if a law has been > declared unconstitutional by the SCOTUS, and an officers superiors > order him to enforce it, is the officer shielded by the orders of his > superiors, or does ad

<< He is probably findable. He's not going to go into hiding (thus disrupting his whole life) just to hold on to your lousy five grand. Of course, he may have ripped off other customers besides yourself.... He has. One of the first lawyers I call

Paul Cassel <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message news:<h55nh0tm27m47i3iu467h44o63ei0mc1b2@4ax.com>... [snip] > IMO, this will be tested, but my take is that due to the Constitution's > full faith and credit provision, their marriage in CA would be valid

>Michael wrote on Tue, 10 Aug 2004 15:00:39 -0400: > > MJ> A parking lot operator, esp. a free one, is usually not considered a > MJ> "bailor" of your car -- you didn't turn over custody of the car to > MJ> Wal-Mart when you parked there and ask th

In article <50oah0t9601amvfuladj7061h9jvdhic3o@4ax.com>, Christopher C. Stacy <cstacy@news.dtpq.com> wrote: >The counter-story was about someone being arrested for operating their >car only on their driveway, never touching the public road, while they

In article <du5ih0tl3ag2koklfiqrpfkps5djpjpqm4@4ax.com>, Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote: >In article <c0oah01rp4lfb7djcagd3q2the3q4os5ig@4ax.com>, >John F. Carr <jfc@mit.edu> wrote: > >>Many cities and towns limit the number of unregistered m

>Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote: >>This is completely hypothetical. If you need more facts, make them up >>and specify them. >> >>Two men marry in California (which allows such marriages, and is a >>Community Property state). >> >>Subseque

>>>>> On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 12:04:58 -0400, JLantern ("JLantern") writes: JLantern> I live in Massachusetts. My right to carry a firearm was denied. JLantern> [...] I cannot afford a lawyer I appealed this denial myself. JLantern> [...] If the cou

DONALD ROBERTS wrote: > My father sold a piece of property (house and lot in NY state). > He held the mortgage and the buyer paid him direct. My mother > thinks it was paid off in 1992. My father passed away in 1995. > Recently the buyer cont

Isaac wrote: > I just checked the rules for the Central District of California. > The instructions for applying for admission say that a pre > requisite is to be a member of the state bar of California. > > My guess is that there is no circuit

I recently lost items in a storage facility that were valued at around $2,000. The insurance company is in the process of handling my claim, but my problem is the manager at the facility. In March of 2004 I went to the unit and checked it, all was fine

In article <r55nh0liasn5cp1f8tg32l9ilrsh05m6mm@4ax.com>, Christopher Green <cj.green@worldnet.att.net> wrote: >Quite so. But the creditor probably will not sit back and wait to be >paid under the charging order; he will attempt to foreclose on it. In

In article <955nh0dv8i7r8c3ruvjqs2bv5la11r85k9@4ax.com>, Brandon <bnd-66@cox.netthefish> wrote: >Just out of curiosity, could an individual have printed, or write on each >check..."void after XX months?" and prevent any such problems as the OP had?