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I am a newcomer to this forum. I have a situation that I would like to
share and seek your opinions and thoughts please. Please read the
entire message.
In Oct 2000, I was involved in a minor fender bender. I was travelling
at about 10 mph because I
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When I rented my first apartment. I received the lease from
the leasing agent. I was to sign the lease and return it in a
postage paid envelope to the leasing office.
Once the leasing office received it they would sign it and
return a copy to me.
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i,
This will be a long post. I've tried to shorten it as much as possible. My
apologies in advance. I have a quandry regarding my mother's healthcare. I
will try to "John Doe"-ize this as much as possible as per this groups FAQ
quidelines, so I apol
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"Ernie Klein" <eckleinspammenot@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:5scsj0hdtb5lrpcfdtva9bpeaceiolc41o@4ax.com...
> In article <cljpj01mnm5r12eki56o0t2j50aec5sk0r@4ax.com>,
> Rich Carreiro <rlcarr@animato.arlington.ma.us> wrote:
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> > bin@vladalco.ru
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I filed a trademark application to use a name which I'll say
was "PURPLE WIDGETS" although that IS NOT the name I used.
When I filed the application the Trademark Office search
turned up several others who wanted to trademark the name
PURPLE WIDG
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>"Tyrone Wynne" <000@mindless.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>>If someone sends you an email, is there any legal reason you cannot
>>forward it to others?
Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>Yes, it's called copyright.
>
>If som
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In article <lnjpj0570p77pptlgfs04e4rnh0p1nonif@4ax.com>,
Me <hlsing@yahoo.com> wrote:
>So, is there *any* chance that I would be able to prevail in small
>claims court given these circumstances? Or am I out $100? It's not a lot
>of money, but it'
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In a case in which I was subpoenaed for copies of documents in my
possession, telephone consultation time with a lawyer, file review in
connection with these consultations I easily negotiated a consulting fee
for my time and efforts and was paid (I
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In article <6njpj0ppvd9nk1g4b3drm6lec5ctlbfj7u@4ax.com>,
<not@top-post.texas.net> wrote:
>Please explain to me which events measure 'six weeks' for
>this statute:--
>
>] (2) If any charges due in respect of any premises for sanitary services,
>]
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In article <gljpj056jns51lqeagobv39c3pkh8rb9dn@4ax.com>,
Bill <Grove1151@hotmail.com> wrote:
.. . .
>So I went to another mechanic (a garage recomended by a relative).
>They told me that my car would need over $500.00 in work to pass
>inspection.
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bacile99@yahoo.com (Todd) wrote in message
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> >
> > > So my question is: can I do anything with this land, as far as trying
> > > to build on it?
> >
> > What is there now in terms of an acces
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Guardian ad litem/
ex post facto, ex parte/
Nolo contendere.
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"High and dRy" <saurabh007@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ipjpj0pgq5c52g7e0tmsf9ddn71mr1u26g@4ax.com...
> For the first time in the last 8 months at my new apartment complex
> (equity apartments - Houston , TX), I was 1 day late in paying the
> rent
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I know most of you here are inclined to say how important it is to
serve jury duty, and how it is "wrong" to avoid it. But for the sake
of this argument let's just agree to accept that I have a GOOD reason
not to go, but the court - from what I have he
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"Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> "Tyrone Wynne" <000@mindless.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> >If someone sends you an email, is there any legal reason you cannot
> >forward it to others?
>
> Yes, it's called copyright.
>
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This is rather a historical question. I have been arguing with
someone about clock conventions as they affect the exact moment when
the federal government of Canada began to exist on 1 July 1867. He
says it was one minute after Midnight a.m.; I say it
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mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message
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> Tam <tam_kz@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
> news:<1njpj0l62l622otm9is1qnn62hsjllcbnj@4ax.com>...
> > On 2/9/04 4:02 pm, in article pedej0p73ap
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elliot gainway wrote:
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> I recently purchased some Wild Oats natural lump charcoal for my BBQ
> at Wild Oats Natural Market and I found a potentially hazardous
> material in it. I found a cotton like material in the ashes that
> wouldn't burn. I wo
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"elliot gainway" <eligain@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2tcsj09r8m0ir1fdt7nk4phhavkbsl308r@4ax.com...
>It may even be asbestos!
Feel free to take it, at your own expense, to a lab and find out. There's no
reason whatsoever to expect Wild Oats
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Stan Brown wrote:
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> "Eliyahu Rooff" <lrooff@hotmail.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> > The government is charging the tax
> >and has required me to be its tax collector without being paid for
> >doing the job.
>
> In which state is this
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"John A. Weeks III" <john@johnweeks.com> wrote in message
news:<urcsj0d1erv1k9fnlg7o3cos0f7ed0ii0v@4ax.com>...
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> The US federal laws has a provision for people who take an honest
> shot at building a business, trying a new career, or just have
> s
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ptsc <ptsc@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 17:39:15 -0400, cpyrtcp@sprfls.org wrote:
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> >On 29 Aug 2004 "Need Legal Advice" <need_legal_advice@hotmail.com>
> >wrote:
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> >
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Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote in message
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> I can't imagine you'd get anywhere. You have nothing but speculation
> based on where kids habitually play. You even acknowledge
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A local ford dealer damaged my heating system while repairing a
related problem. (they cracked a plastic shaft while installing a new
control motor). They refuse to take responsibility for this problem
and I am forced to repair it myself.
If I do
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I am a newcomer to this forum. I have a situation that I would like to
share and seek your opinions and thoughts please. Please read the
entire message.
In Oct 2000, I was involved in a minor fender bender. I was travelling
at about 10 mph because I
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JMGallanter wrote:
> Can anyone point to any federal cases involving the Lanham Act where an
> original published theory was passed off by another as his own in a separate
> work? Would this involve "false designation of origin"?
>
www.teoma.co
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Is it correct that in most states in the USA deliberate
delay in payment of wages can be a criminal offense?
Also, are there civil penalties even when it is not
deliberate? -- Mike Hardy
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Gannan wrote:
> I am in the process of buying a house. I had signed a lease for a townhouse.
> I have 10mo. left on the lease. It is in my lease that I can sub-lease. I
> found a sub-lesser and forward them to my landlord. He moved them into an
> empt
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cGyver wrote :-
> > > A cause of action is a right to some form of redress in a civil court.
> >
> > This lay-man thought 'a cause of action' may GIVE RISE to some
> > form of redress in a civil court ?
>
> I don't understand the distinction.
>
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In article <qnjpj0d8gt2gjtk9978m213atiusi53bop@4ax.com>,
bat <bat@bats.com> wrote:
>Hello:
>
>something I read in another newsgroup made me curious.
>
>If there's auto accident, and individual A hits B, then B's insurance pays X
>dollars for B's m
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In article <cojpj0hgd3g0d9l4npnj8nfji0bpuc5sn6@4ax.com>,
Tyrone Wynne <000@mindless.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>If someone sends you an email, is there any legal reason you cannot
>forward it to others? For instance, as Dr. Laura says (whether you
>li
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"bat" <bat@bats.com> wrote in message
news:<qnjpj0d8gt2gjtk9978m213atiusi53bop@4ax.com>...
> Hello:
>
> something I read in another newsgroup made me curious.
>
> If there's auto accident, and individual A hits B, then B's insurance pays X
> dol
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In article <6njpj0ppvd9nk1g4b3drm6lec5ctlbfj7u@4ax.com>,
<not@top-post.texas.net> wrote:
>Please explain to me which events measure 'six weeks' for
>this statute:--
>
>] (2) If any charges due in respect of any premises for sanitary services,
>]
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John,
You were involved in an automotive, hit and run accident in Texas with an
uninsured motorist several months ago. You found an attorney via the
phonebook to represent your interests but make no reference to your
insurance company and don't e
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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 16:59:07 -0400 Gannan <stuffmail@mchsi.com> whittled these
words:
> I am in the process of buying a house. I had signed a lease for a townhouse.
> I have 10mo. left on the lease. It is in my lease that I can sub-lease. I
> found a
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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 16:58:27 -0400 Todd <bacile99@yahoo.com> whittled these
words:
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>> > So my question is: can I do anything with this land, as far as trying
>> > to build on it?
>>
>> What is there now in terms of an access road for the oth
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In misc.legal.moderated not@top-post.texas.net wrote:
> Please explain to me which events measure 'six weeks' for
> this statute:--
> ] (2) If any charges due in respect of any premises for sanitary services,
> ] or if basic charges due for water
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000@mindless.com (Tyrone Wynne) wrote in message
news:<cojpj0hgd3g0d9l4npnj8nfji0bpuc5sn6@4ax.com>...
> Hello,
>
> If someone sends you an email, is there any legal reason you cannot
> forward it to others?
Like any other original writing, it's
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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 16:58:13 -0400, darknessuvmysoul@aol.com
(DarknessUVmySouL) wrote:
>Almost 3 years ago a pharmacy gave me the wrong pills in place of my
>antidepressants. At the time i was 17 and my parents refused to do anything
>about it becau
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On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 16:58:58 -0400, oa@peoplepc.com (Scott) wrote:
>Hey Everybuddy,
>
>My employer requires that a diagnosis be on any sick note for missed
>work. Doesn't this go against Hippa regulations?
>Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
>
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High and dRy wrote:
> For the first time in the last 8 months at my new apartment complex
> (equity apartments - Houston , TX), I was 1 day late in paying the
> rent.
> The rent was due on the 3rd, I made the rent payment in person on the
> 4th at ar
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On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 17:38:55 -0400, horrigan@aol.com (Horrigan) wrote:
>>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 alr
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