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Stuart Bronstein wrote:
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> Arthur L. Rubin wrote:
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> > I am not a lawyer, but I'd say it depends on the amount of assets
> > involved. There were two cases (relatives of my mother-in-law)
> > which settled in 3 months in California,
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> That
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Hi
I would be interested in the group's views on civil union legislation
due to be passed in about a week in this country(New Zealand).
This legislation will accord all civil rights available to married or
defacto
married heterosexual couples to ho
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I am being sued by a creditor. The amount is around $5600. The
creditor, a credit card company, hired a law firm and the firm claims
to have amassed $12,000 in legal fees pursuing this case. (I attempted
to negotiate with the creditor before I defaulte
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jshanahan@gmail.com (JShanahan) wrote in
news:51rmq0lp269f8tp8qhj4c3hod4khbbda30@4ax.com:
> I am being sued by my old apartment complex in Michigan for failure
> notify them of my intent to move out. On the lease agreement, it
> clearly states the
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:42:53 -0500, kewlkarun@yahoo.com (KK) wrote:
> This is the same question someone asked in past without a reply to it.
>Could anyone kindly address this issue,
>I got a job offer and eventually I signed the offer letter. The let
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I am not a lawyer and I would like to know if punitive damages are
available if hotel staff misinform me about the hotel's liability
regarding a stolen personal item. The item was stolen from my locked
hotel room. If I read CA Civil Code 1859 correct
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KK wrote:
> Greetings,
> This is the same question someone asked in past without a reply to it.
> Could anyone kindly address this issue,
> I got a job offer and eventually I signed the offer letter. The letter
> was pretty standard, stating the sal
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JShanahan wrote:
> I am being sued by my old apartment complex in Michigan for failure
> notify them of my intent to move out. On the lease agreement, it
> clearly states the time frame of the lease period. Approximately 60
> days before the lease i
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I'm tired of being in-house counsel and really think I can run my own
shop, my own way, but I don't have the experience to go it alone. Not
qualified to join a mega-firm, and can't downsize my lifestyle to work
for a smaller firm for the experience.
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Hello -
I hired a contractor (based on a friends reccomendation) and the
contractor turned out to be a nightmare. The contract was basic, and
does not have anything about dispute resolution or leins. This
contractor also is not licensed and has no
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Paul Cassel wrote:
<snip>
> The problem with private citizens acting as evidence gatherers is that
> they'd likely made procedural errors. If they were coached by
> authorities on procedure, I think the courts would rule them agents of
> the polic
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V wrote:
> There are many parents of whom, in family/child support court that has not
> gotten any effective outcome from one particular judge. They elude, and he
> does nothing (not a bench warrant, etc.) Do judges have some type of immunity
> in l
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Kscoinhutch wrote:
> I need an expert witness to testify as to the value of two (2) Motorola Radius
> low-band mobiles and five (5) Motorola moxy mobiles in a Kansas City area court
> case. None of these radios have mics/accessories, none of the Moxy
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horrigan@aol.com (Horrigan) wrote in message
news:<71rmq05uk7rs72p8ro0l3vf7gjnik38asd@4ax.com>...
>
> There is a real-life parallel to this: Teller (the shorter half of Penn &
> Teller) is also a member of a band called the Residents who always perfo
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"Michael T" <anonymous@cox.net> wrote in message
news:uvqmq09608ddtdhtj52v3vjq3udqbj828h@4ax.com...
> What are my options when I receive an emergency room bill for almost
$10,000
> following a rather serious automobile accident? I was in the hospita
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Alex,
You approved some plans in July. These plans included the approval of an
elevation change and a bunch of drawings that did not incorporate the
change. You indicate that you approved this but suggest that you did not
understand what you
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Mark A wrote:
>
> "REA1033" <rea1033@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:j5f7q01kjlgdjbqtm30bgt9m9ov6uoekdr@4ax.com...
> > He has destroyed one of their trees by
> > cutting all the branches off his side of the tree, well beyond the
> property
> >
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KK wrote:
> I got a job offer and eventually I signed the offer letter. The letter
> was pretty standard, stating the salary, the start date, whom I would
> report to, etc. The next week I got another offer from another
> company, which I like bet
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Paul Cassel wrote:
> I think it hilarious that you cite the ACLU as reputable. What then is a
> disputable organization?
I guess it depends on whether you think our first, fourth, fifth, and
sixth amendment rights are worth protecting. If you t
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I if came to partitioning of interests in property wherein two parties
contributed labor, one being highly skilled but not a professional and the
other being a helper what would be reasonable ways to calculate their
contributions or in the alternative
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> I live in a neighborhood in Texas with a Home Owners Association Board
that
> seems to be out of control. I am considering starting my own web page
with
> information that I don't think the current board would like to be
available
> to homeowne
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In the hope that my moderator will find this satisfactory and learned
listeners to this group be satisfied with my stating.
I have a question for which I need a great mind. I have an agreement entered
into by two parties. The agreement has a word LA
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:42:17 -0500, "Michael T" <anonymous@cox.net>
wrote:
>What are my options when I receive an emergency room bill for almost $10,000
>following a rather serious automobile accident? I was in the hospital less
>than 1/2 day and
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"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message
news:evqmq0ll6g60viq17krumdkds6sckf2gjj@4ax.com...
> I'd say the copyright does go to the group host unless the Terms of Use
> specifically say the copyright remains with the poster.
Absent a wri
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My girlfriend was on the run from probation in Fla when she got herself in
trouble here in Az. which apparantly, true to her habits, she tried to
avoid by not showing up for court. Time goes by, we meet etc etc she gets
herself under the scrut
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alexhandley@gmail.com (Alex_74) wrote in message
news:<81rmq05an1ufv6n6sm3144jhp5c1ir2pfr@4ax.com>...
> If anyone has any advice it would be greatly appreciated. We are
> building a home in a new development in Pennsylvania. On July 15th
> 2004 we app
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Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
news:<luqmq051b71uf1jdvdtf9iknc8vsc5qgqi@4ax.com>...
> Michael Jacobs wrote:
>
> > My first reaction is that an opinion letter from any atty, domestic
> > or foreign, is likely to be worthle
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Hello everyone.
I got a ticket last week for sppeding. I got what's called a "Uniform
Traffic Ticket". I was clocked at 103 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. I do not
have a license, but a learners permit. I never got a ticket (Which may
be the reason I was dri
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db_montrouge@hotmail.com (Debbie Montrouge) wrote in message
news:<u0rmq0h96a5aiqaegr2su5g3ne2a0ehv89@4ax.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I run an esthtecian saloon and I have a customer who refuses her bills
> -$3,000-. I have made her sign an agreement of $1,00
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I need a little advice regarding an auto accident in California.
I truly appreciated any and all feedback as long as it is helpful.
I was rear-ended a couple of weeks ago.
Nothing really major, no injuries and my van is not the bad.
The other motorist
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(Hypothetical question, since I won't be building a house anytime soon.)
Does an implied copyright exist for an architectural design? It seems like
it would, and I know the magazines/catalogues of house plans one can buy
control ownership of the pla
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I have a very tricky problem.
I have a two year lease. I rented it through real estate agency. They
told me, not in writing, although the lease is two year, I can move
out after one year giving two month notice in writing.
Now I would like to move
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"Gerald Clough" wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>But it's not Yahoo or Google you would worry
>about. They own only their own words and images. It's the authors of the
>posts, and I would expect a publisher to demand you obtain permissions,
>which i
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"KK" wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>Greetings,
> This is the same question someone asked in past without a reply to it.
No, it's the same question several someones asked in the past and got
replies.
(Hint for the future: http:/groups.google.com
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"JShanahan" wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>My question is, if the penalty is not stated in the
>lease agreement, am I still responsible for paying the fine for
>failure to notifiy them of my intent?
If the requirement to notify them is not in the
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"Debbie Montrouge" <db_montrouge@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:u0rmq0h96a5aiqaegr2su5g3ne2a0ehv89@4ax.com...
> I run an esthtecian saloon
Is this a place where esthtecians go to drink?
and I have a customer who refuses her bills
> -$3,000-
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:42:17 -0500, "Michael T" <anonymous@cox.net>
wrote:
>What are my options when I receive an emergency room bill for almost $10,000
>following a rather serious automobile accident? I was in the hospital less
>than 1/2 day and
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I heard that in the US it is a federal offence to put coins on the
parkingmeter so that people you don't know avoid a ticket? Is that true?
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In article <rvqmq0hk84ksrs203rk10vrgphno7jj7al@4ax.com>,
Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote:
>I don't know about Yahoo groups,
Yahoo "groups" are mailing lists (also archived on Yahoo's web site).
> but for Google groups indexed
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In article <2bofq0h0offtaoc5nc5mjr22g41akem6da@4ax.com>,
Daniel R. Reitman <dreitman@spiritone.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 18:13:57 -0500, Barry Gold
><barrydgold@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>>I was told about one marriage, performed by a ULC minister
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In article <31rmq052cpg64qr9n230hi6ujtedsrn0ii@4ax.com>, KK
<kewlkarun@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I got a job offer and eventually I signed the offer letter. The letter
> was pretty standard, stating the salary, the start date, whom I would
> report to, et
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"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message
news:evqmq0ll6g60viq17krumdkds6sckf2gjj@4ax.com...
> The link below is to a site I subscribe to which hosts discussions. Note
> that the Terms of Use prohibit reproduction of content making copyright
>
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In article <51rmq0lp269f8tp8qhj4c3hod4khbbda30@4ax.com>, JShanahan
<jshanahan@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am being sued by my old apartment complex in Michigan for failure
> notify them of my intent to move out. On the lease agreement, it
> clearly state
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JShanahan wrote:
> I am being sued by my old apartment complex in Michigan for failure
> notify them of my intent to move out. On the lease agreement, it
> clearly states the time frame of the lease period. Approximately 60
> days before the lease
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KK wrote:
> This is the same question someone asked in past without a reply to it.
> Could anyone kindly address this issue,
It's a very tricky issue to answer here, without all of the relevant
facts.
> I got a job offer and eventually I sign
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Any idea on what I can do about people driving too fast and sliding
around a curve landing in my front yard? The speedlimit is 35 but they
drive about 60. I got home to find huge ruts in my yard the other day.
I have talked to the county executive ,
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