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robert@elastica.com wrote in message
news:<66o2j0p5s7gs9uppd87puaese49n00umr0@4ax.com>...
> So I register my domain name in 1996 and a couple of years back a
> company approached me with the idea of buying my domain name and I
> decided to hang on to
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I have been receiving unemployment benefits for two weeks since being
layed off. I have been able to find part-time work in the time being
paying less than my weekly benefit. I have been offerred two weeks of
contracted work, however I will be paid we
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I was looking to purchase a small piece of land to put a very small
cottage on, but I have just found out the ENTIRE parcel of land is an
Easement. 100% of the property is an easement! The land is in a
remote, wooded area in Michigan. I think this i
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I have hired a painting contractor who in the process of painting has
damaged several areas in my home. The contractor has not addressed
these this damage and wants to deny that it was caused by them. The
project is almost 2/3 done and I have already
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We were the defendants in a civil suit (financial institution) in Ohio and
filed a counterclaim. Here's a condensed timeline:
October, 2003: We eventually reached a settlement in October, 2003, where
the Plaintiff was to pay us a sum of money. The
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chesler@post.harvard.edu (David S Chesler) wrote in message
news:<k5o2j051ub7g6fsbunvuqju598ngq9dj9h@4ax.com>...
> mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message
> news:<01d9i01mfujguujl5hsejpu1hspgolq2oh@4ax.com>...
> > You have to make s
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I was looking over some software licenses, namely the Apache License
(http://www.opensource.org/licenses/apache2.0.php) and Lucent Pulic
License 1.02 (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lucent1.02.php) and
noticed that they disclaim any warranty of
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This is a serious question. May I legally raise my fist in the air and
extend my middle finger toward police officers?
I saw a video clip online where a guy jumped from a parked car, quickly ran
up the sidewalk to an approaching officer, and extende
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Jean Luc Skywalker Baggins <frodo@jean.luc> wrote:
: My wife and I want to get married, but there are some things we want to work
: out in contract first, such as alimony/ property agreements.
: Any advice on doing this while avoiding extortionate le
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David Pintos wrote:
[the barking dog post]
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> Talking peacefully with them will not resolve the problem, and I don't want
> to hear the damn dog at night. What are my legal options to solve the
> problem?
>
Most cities have ordinances pert
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Dave <dave@aol.com> wrote:
>My father died earlier this year, he had a house and a couple of credit
>cards. The house is going through Probate (now at 7 months.)
>
>One of the credit card companies has turned the account over to a collection
>agency.
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"water" <roebaer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:24o2j0hvdjaivfcrl5hsg01tlbd5q0rore@4ax.com...
> My question is as the past owner had lived here for 10 years, they clearly
> knew about this area and it was hidden from us and our inspector by the
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"Mike D" <mpdsville1_@_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:o4o2j0t93v3cmuk3as3nrs319eno346ejr@4ax.com...
> Can I split + sell it off?
Sure.
What do I need to know?
>
If you have enough money to pay off the mortgage in full.
You might contac
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Howard Kaikow <kaikow@standards.com> wrote:
> "Philip M. Brewer" <pbrewer@bluestem.prairienet.org> wrote in message
> news:ucgni0t9drr9rbkj0t4dm219un33g6losm@4ax.com...
> > Guppas! <guppas43@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > The supreme court has not yet ruled
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>If a real estate agent or company was to buy the "rights" to
>the real estate section of this publication, could they legally
>restrict a competitor from advertising in the publication?
By buying "rights" to the real estate section, what has probab
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On 29/8/04 5:54, in article 66o2j0p5s7gs9uppd87puaese49n00umr0@4ax.com,
"robert@elastica.com" <robert@elastica.com> wrote:
> So I register my domain name in 1996 and a couple of years back a
> company approached me with the idea of buying my domain n
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On 29/8/04 5:55, in article i6o2j01u73gbg34suvpbn8u1q9584573m0@4ax.com,
"John F. Carr" <jfc@mit.edu> wrote:
> For example, the definition of incest varies from state to state.
> In _Osoinach v. Watkins_, 180 So. 577 (Ala. 1938) the Alabama
> Supreme
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>Barry Gold wrote:
>
>> That's why it's common to name all your close relatives (children,
>> parents, siblings, grandchildren, grandparents) in a will. If you
>> don't want to leave them anything, your attorney will insert standard
>> language like
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hesler@post.harvard.edu (David S Chesler) wrote in message
news:<k5o2j051ub7g6fsbunvuqju598ngq9dj9h@4ax.com>...
> [Google ate my first attempt. I see John F. Carr has since made
> some similar points, with which I agree, also based on a state with
>
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ladylaw888@yahoo.com (Michelle) wrote in message
news:<q4o2j01uiklng0s2t0enjkl319h8aitbr9@4ax.com>...
> Is there a difference between the terms:
> A) statutory interpretation
> B) statutory construction
Off the top of my head, yes.
Statutory "in
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Mike D <mpdsville1_@_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:<o4o2j0t93v3cmuk3as3nrs319eno346ejr@4ax.com>...
> I have 1 mortgage, 1 deed, 2 adjoining lots. When I bought the "set" I
> took out 1 100k mortgage. The "set" was valued at 110k. (5 yrs ago).
>
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Stan Brown wrote:
>
> [cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested]
>
> "Michael J Hardy" <mjhardy@mit.edu> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> >Your former landlord sends you a partial payment of your
> >deposit. If you cash the chec
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Here's the situation--a husband and wife with two children get a divorce.
The mother gets physical custody of the children most of the time while the
father sees the kids a few days a week. (This is the arrangement the court
decided when the couple spl
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On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 00:53:34 -0400 David Pintos <pintos@coldmail.com> whittled
these words:
<snip - neighbor dog barking>
> Talking peacefully with them will not resolve the problem, and I don't want
> to hear the damn dog at night. What are my lega
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My daughter leases a house with another party in N. Carolina. Both
parties are on the lease but the roommate refuses to pay her share.
My daughter wants to keep the house but does not know how to legally
evict the roommate. Are there some tried and
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In article <fcgni0lusqaakcgod1ocijar7ve5rusdm5@4ax.com>,
Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>"Allen Gan" <allengan2000@yaXYZhoo.com> wrote in
>misc.legal.moderated:
>>I was a first semester law student at a law school.
>>I am told I fai
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Hi, I'm new to this newsgroup. I am hoping that someone could offer
advice on how to handle a problem my son is having with his
educational institution. Basically, they have recinded advice that
was made by the assistant registrar. I believe this po
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Hi, we live in California, which I believe is a "community property"
state.
My wife has her own credit cards (in her name)but she got them after
we were married. But I also have my own cards. We owe nothing on her
cards, but MY cards are all run up
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robert@elastica.com wrote:
> So I register my domain name in 1996 and a couple of years back a
> company approached me with the idea of buying my domain name and I
> decided to hang on to it. Anyway, now I'm being contacted by a law
> firm represent
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boo@b.com wrote:
[tree falls on powerline causing widespread appliance damage]
>
> The one insurance that did pay was an extended service
> agreement on a TV.
>
> My question is, is this really definitely the homeowners'
> responsibility?
>
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Victor wrote:
[dispute over quote on car done thorugh email]
..
> What are my choices?
> 1. Agree to another destination fee of $545 and see if he sticks with this
> or makes up some other fees to go to $1000?
> 2. Not agree to the increase in p
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Jean Luc Skywalker Baggins wrote:
> My wife and I want to get married, but there are some things we want to work
> out in contract first, such as alimony/ property agreements.
>
> Any advice on doing this while avoiding extortionate legal fees?
>
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Hello,
I would like to hold a lecture at the organization I work for - a mini
"contracts for dummies (salesmen)". Our salesmen work on commission
and so it is obviously in their best interest to get a contract
signed.
My goal is therefore to make
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jrmpt@optonline.net wrote in message
news:<b6o2j01uhji2vcp33vkvirjn2pl7obqgn7@4ax.com>...
> My father recently and unexpectedly passed away about one month ago.
> He did not have a will or trust for any of his assets. He had a 401k,
> annuities, and l
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"Brent" <bjn2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:ee8li0tpl63np4lnosts454teqcab2kmlb@4ax.com...
>> My grandfather is elderly (93y/o) and owns a small apartment complex
>> in Los Angeles. We are trying to help him out as he is starting to
>> feel th
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Howard Kaikow wrote:
> "Philip M. Brewer" <pbrewer@bluestem.prairienet.org> wrote in message
> news:ucgni0t9drr9rbkj0t4dm219un33g6losm@4ax.com...
>
>>Guppas! <guppas43@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>The supreme court has not yet ruled on the question of wh
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David Pintos wrote:
> My neighbor has adopted a huge hunting dog. Of course, it occasionally barks
> and I can tolerate its barking in the daytime.
> But, they leave the dog outside at night for hours (even at midnight) and
> the dog
> occasionally
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I am named in a trust, upon my parent's death as a benificary. The parent
in question is still alive. My question is do I have any rights now? I
think there has been mismangement of the trust by the trustees. The trust
was not established by my par
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Are court orders considered the same as law?
Can a Judge not follow a court order? He acknowledges that the order
exhists but ignores it.
This is South Dakota law that I am refering to.
Thanks
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>That only works in a state that allows common-law marriage. In which case
>your criteria omit the most important element: holding out as married to
>others.
>
>As I've already cited the relevant Arkansas law, and as Arkansas does not
>recognize comm
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Tam <tamsuraiya@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
news:<p1oah053p2qc3r8elbi5pe5fkn45tru6li@4ax.com>...
> On 5/8/04 20:48, in article nk35h0tobr3hej1iuvv67m88tnfmprmetg@4ax.com,
This is follow up post to all posts on the progress on what is going
on.
Bank
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Michael Jacobs wrote:
>
> FetidFlesh@aol.com (Lambkins) wrote in message
> news:<8e8li09mjpvqn5v7cm9sokvvu98ben20d2@4ax.com>...
> > My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400
> > deposit up front. From looking up the law in t
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"David Pintos" <pintos@coldmail.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>What are my legal options to solve the
>problem?
A certain amount of dog barking is part of life these days, and
unfortunately the police and courts have so much to deal with that
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Tam wrote:
> The federal tax issue is already determined (and same-sex marriage
> won't be recognized until the Congress or the Supreme Court chooses to
> overturn existing law). States can do what they like, although most, I
> think, don't allow j
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"water" <roebaer@hotmail.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>My question is as the past owner had lived here for 10 years, they clearly
>knew about this area and it was hidden from us and our inspector by the
>inconspicuous spare closet door.
You_
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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote in
misc.legal.moderated:
>Barry Gold wrote:
>
>> That's why it's common to name all your close relatives (children,
>> parents, siblings, grandchildren, grandparents) in a will. If you
>> don't w
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"Mike D" <mpdsville1_@_yahoo.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>I have 1 mortgage, 1 deed, 2 adjoining lots. When I bought the "set" I
>took out 1 100k mortgage. The "set" was valued at 110k. (5 yrs ago).
>
>Property values here have skyrocketed an
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"" <robert@elastica.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>So I register my domain name in 1996 and a couple of years back a
>company approached me with the idea of buying my domain name and I
>decided to hang on to it. Anyway, now I'm being contacted by
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"Jean Luc Skywalker Baggins" <frodo@jean.luc> wrote in
misc.legal.moderated:
>My wife and I want to get married, but there are some things we want to work
>out in contract first, such as alimony/ property agreements.
>
>Any advice on doing this whil
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On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 00:53:34 -0400, David Pintos <pintos@coldmail.com>
wrote:
>My neighbor has adopted a huge hunting dog. Of course, it occasionally barks
>and I can tolerate its barking in the daytime.
>But, they leave the dog outside at night for
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