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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"?
Assumi
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On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 06:31:01 -0400, Timothy Horrigan <horrigan@aol.com> wrote:
>
> The color copier was only a minor technological advancement. Black
> and white copiers had been around since the 1960s or earlier; color
> photography had been around
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On 09 Sep 2004, mjhardy@mit.edu (Michael J Hardy) wrote:
>Is it correct that in most states in the USA deliberate
>delay in payment of wages can be a criminal offense?
Many not most.
>Also, are there civil penalties even when it is not
>deliber
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CBS recently publicised several memos from 1972 casting Bush in a
negative light. Although CBS claimed originally that the documents had
been vetted by document experts, in fact the only expert examination
of the documents was by a handwriting expert w
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mjhardy@mit.edu (Michael J Hardy) wrote in message
news:<41c0k052vnvfkevc48ohmhkgm28c0lp0uj@4ax.com>...
> 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
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I live in Washington State. According to our state law, any expired lease
agreement becomes a month-to-month agreement when the landlord accepts your
first rent payment after the lease is expired.
I leased the house where I have been living from 6/1
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axe@cam.org (Axel Harvey)
writes
>.." I have been arguing with
>someone about clock conventions
>...A whole 60 seconds are at >stake! I
I don't know about the historical perspective - and it might be very
interesting, indeed - legally, windo
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Got a question I'd like feedback on. I've been working at my current
employer for the last few years as a software developer in a commercial
software company. Upon entering the company, I signed a non-compete
clause indicating that I could not wor
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A tree service company comes to remove some large trees from my yard.
In the process they rut out the yard, run over and break multiple
multiple shrubs with the equipment they are using and drop large
portions of the cut trees onto other trees, damagi
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We've luckily only got minor damage from the last pair of hurricanes
(Charley & Frances). We're missing a number of shingles (Found a
bunch of them all around our yard), we've got a few leaks in the house
(ceiling), 2 windows leaked soaking the carpet
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I been off my job for about 14 weeks,, can anybody tell me how long you
have to be out before the co. can let you go?. #2, my shop keeps calling
me to ask for a return date saying they need it for there records? they
also say that if I am not ready by
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If I'm forwarding a delinquent account to a collection agency
(customer never paid), what is the maximum allowable amount I can tack
onto the account to cover the collection agency fees? I'm in
California, and the debtor is an individual.
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I am considering law as a career, but am admittedly put off by the
long hours worked by many lawyers, mainly because I have many
interests outside of law that I would like to pursue. I should add
that I am only looking to make a modest living (30k-40k
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I live in a condominium and a couple of years ago I started a website
to provide information to other owners that have internet access and
especially to absentee owners that want to keep informed about what is
going on here.
Now the Strata Council P
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charlesbreitel@yahoo.com (cbreitel) wrote in message
news:<d1c0k0dic09jec967dt3a8s0p639i954ip@4ax.com>...
> "John A. Weeks III" <john@johnweeks.com> wrote in message
> news:<urcsj0d1erv1k9fnlg7o3cos0f7ed0ii0v@4ax.com>...
> >
> > The US federal laws
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I am going for physical therapy. I have gone about ten times. I did not
think there was a co-payment, but today on my 10th visit I was told that I
owe co-payments for my previous visits. I paid for today,but am I obligated
to pay all the back co-pay
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The man we rent a condo to tells us that he has gotten married.
Apparently, his wife's living in the condo now.
How does this effect our rental agreement with him? Should we ask his
wife to sign the lease also, or not? If not, what obligation do
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A bit of help from a legal expert would be much appreciated…
I am a student at a large state university. At the beginning of last
semester I purchased a parking permit for a specific parking garage.
It expired at the end of August. The permit contain
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Othello <omoor99@REMOVETHISTEXTyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:<d2c0k0l9qle9blm4bo4na7oua2mb6m87gl@4ax.com>...
> 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
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In article <d1c0k0dic09jec967dt3a8s0p639i954ip@4ax.com>,
charlesbreitel@yahoo.com (cbreitel) wrote:
> "John A. Weeks III" <john@johnweeks.com> wrote in message
> news:<urcsj0d1erv1k9fnlg7o3cos0f7ed0ii0v@4ax.com>...
> >
> > The US federal laws has
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[cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested]
"Axel Harvey" <axe@cam.org> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>This is rather a historical question. I have been arguing with
>someone about clock conventions as they affect the exact moment
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"Othello" <omoor99@REMOVETHISTEXTyahoo.com> wrote in
misc.legal.moderated:
>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.
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In article <82c0k09ht449qbqltlk9csrhg3tbt950pa@4ax.com>,
Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net> 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 other
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The US postal service website states: "A federal statute prohibits
mailing payments to purchase any ticket, share, or chance in a foreign
lottery." Which statute is this?
Does the statute also apply to entries in foreign raffles that are
purchased
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ameshrachapudi@hotmail.com (phdpudi) wrote in message
news:<81c0k0hij7d0c3t84ucqn5sgrfbjlvu8if@4ax.com>...
> 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
> e
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In article <o1c0k0975jiq8eahbd3cjafa2897mo4hqc@4ax.com>,
Robert E. Lewis <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
>
>"Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>> "Tyrone Wynne" <000@mindless.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>> >If someone sends
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Othello wrote:
[signed a lease then sent it to landlord for sig and return]
>
> I felt it was kind of shady but I sent it back anyway.
> My problem with the deal was that I had my signature on the
> lease but the landlord did not. What was to
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I purchased a real estate as my sole and separate property a few years
ago. I have a grant deed signed by my spouse. Now, I would like to
make an equity loan against the property. My mortgage officer is
requiring my spouse to sign a few papers acknowl
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Hi...
I need to know what NY Tenant Law states about rent increases. We signed a
lease on our apartment roughly 2 weeks ago. We were forced to move because
the jerk that lived above us decided to install a new bathtub himself and
flooded our apartm
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Othello wrote:
> 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
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not@top-post.texas.net wrote:
> IMO the CoA is an event, which has legal consequences: the right.
> We scientists understand the event, which is a point of fact.
> The lawers/judges use smoke & mirrors to manipulate the resulting
> points of law.
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eligain@hotmail.com (elliot gainway) wrote in message
news:<2tcsj09r8m0ir1fdt7nk4phhavkbsl308r@4ax.com>...
> I recently purchased some Wild Oats natural lump charcoal for my BBQ
> at Wild Oats Natural Market and I found a potentially hazardous
> mater
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In article <q1c0k0ppmfo5c511k025n5vut699viinlq@4ax.com>,
DowNOut <here@nothere.com> wrote:
>Although this "Summons" came to my box, how can they prove it?
They can't.
> And how
>could they FINE me $1500 if they cannot prove I got it?
How?
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In article <o1c0k0975jiq8eahbd3cjafa2897mo4hqc@4ax.com>,
Robert E. Lewis <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote:
>Or, in a case I'm aware of, a feud developed between a man and woman in a
>moderated e-mail list -- the man essentially intimidating the wom
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In article <kmjpj0103duuffer9fe6i4kgj2rfkn3ttg@4ax.com>,
Michael Jacobs <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote:
>The Guvenor and his Tax Henchmen usually don't like it when the
>numbers don't add up exactly. Let's say you have a 5% sales tax on
>certain it
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In article <r3o2j0h6v9ejpgiqjd4s7porcik4b57jpn@4ax.com>,
John A. Weeks III <john@johnweeks.com> wrote:
>In article <qbgni0hi2reusegnffduqbs1q626d23ams@4ax.com>, Seth Breidbart
><sethb@panix.com> wrote:
>> I don't think "currently dating my soon-to-b
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Othello <omoor99@REMOVETHISTEXTyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:<d2c0k0l9qle9blm4bo4na7oua2mb6m87gl@4ax.com>...
> 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
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In article <b1c0k0ltm1drvja9iqqu43sac2easfv7ib@4ax.com>,
charlesbreitel@yahoo.com (cbreitel) wrote:
> As a civil litigator (usually for the defense), I couldn't disagree
> more with either this poster or the other one off-handedly dismissing
> the
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phdpudi wrote:
[rear ended a car which subsequently was hit by train due to his impact
pushing it onto tracks. Results in death.]
>
> If, in the end, the award to them is more than my insurance policy,
> what all can the judicial system do to m
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Michael J Hardy wrote:
> 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
>
I don't know if it's ille
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ra5639 wrote:
> 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 repa
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Arthur L. Rubin wrote:
> elliot gainway wrote:
>
>>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
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Robert Bonomi wrote:
> 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,
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Michael Jacobs wrote:
> 000@mindless.com (Tyrone Wynne) wrote in message
> news:<cojpj0hgd3g0d9l4npnj8nfji0bpuc5sn6@4ax.com>...
>>If someone sends you an email, is there any legal reason you cannot
>>forward it to others?
>
>
> Like any other
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<not@top-post.texas.net> wrote in message
news:t4c0k01g7e51un6a1fl3d5nej3qohviro0@4ax.com...
> I've been denied "a right to some form
> of redress in a civil court."
Facts not in evidence- quite the contrary, in fact. You *ignored* your
opportunit
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On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 06:31:07 -0400, "Don Zimmerman"
<doreen194@adelphia.net> wrote:
>"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 apar
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