misc.legal.moderated

In article <d9ba119ffokjmput4bpib94gg79armg0om@4ax.com>, <fredfighter@spamcop.net> wrote: > [[.. a question about 'illegal combatants', the 3rd/4th GC etc ..]] >.... but is there any textual basis for the notion >that the four GCs of 1949 are

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If someone creates a valid will in one state, then sells their property and moves to another state where they buy a new home, is the old will still valid? Thank you.

rdunbar@my-deja.com wrote: [considering suing an HMO] > 1) What are the chances of a successful lawsuit? Depends -- like all lawsuits should -- on the facts as they are applied to law. In this case, the facts also include your agreement with th

In article <on1p115jp9sk5tnelmi5384ejquh5svubd@4ax.com>, Mr. Brown <mrbrown2195@gmail.com> wrote: >Hey everybody, >I've got a pretty strange question. I'm a student in Louisiana, and my >birthday is on February 29th ("Leap Day"). This year, I'm turnin

In article <mn1p111n9uapk0bic6d4q5v7ar8e49i9gv@4ax.com>, intellectual property question <cctvdvrusa@gmail.com> wrote: >I have a question relating to Intellectual Property. > >Here the background to my situation. I own a business in the USA. For >th

In article <hn1p115qihn36hekverrqk4nq76kobcn6n@4ax.com>, <malibu.ron@verizon.net> wrote: >A California driver with a suspended license smashed into my car. The >driver has current insurance. Can the insurance company refuse to pay. > Do _you_ ha

In article <dn1p119smeapife9sb7knkk82ksb3inrlr@4ax.com>, newuser <xplease@no.mail> wrote: >I live in a large apartment complex which has been converted to condos. Last >week I received a notice that my lease expires at the end of this month, which >I

In article <tm1p115vldntn7en1mlutcdrg7austi92t@4ax.com>, <rdunbar@my-deja.com> wrote: >My HMO has denied a medical claim for $20k for surgery for my wife's >rare disease. It is an administrative denial, i.e., it was considered >medically necessary.

I take full responsibility in mistakingly believing that my credit card covered the insurance of a car rental that I made back in January so I declined the insurance offered by the agency. Of course, some idiot driving on a suspended driving license re

In article <8n1p11tomnhauke580587rl3fm3rl6bcsh@4ax.com>, Alex Rodriguez <adr5@columbia.edu> wrote: >In article <ibba111b5a4ck3npp4kroe8j395h5t47ng@4ax.com>, mvkeuren@umich.edu >says... > >>In Michigan, there is just one license plate on the back of

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 08:39:22 -0500, "Mr. Brown" <mrbrown2195@gmail.com> wrote: >Hey everybody, >I've got a pretty strange question. I'm a student in Louisiana, and my >birthday is on February 29th ("Leap Day"). This year, I'm turning 21, >and there

My girlfriend who is 8 months pregnant was hit by a driver and it totaled my car. His insurance is the state minimum of 40/20/15. I am wondering where we should proceed from here. My girlfriend is mostly alright except for back pain and a bruise and

Mr. Brown <mrbrown2195@gmail.com> wrote: > I've got a pretty strange question. I'm a student in Louisiana, and my > birthday is on February 29th ("Leap Day"). This year, I'm turning 21, > and there is obviously not a February 29th. I want to go out and

Alan Bell wrote: > Someone forwarded me an article saying that The Matrix films were the > subject of a successful plagiarism suit and that they (and the Terminator > films) were the work of a black woman named Sophia Stewart. I went on the > net

Greetings, I am hoping a labor attorney or knowledgeable HR person can assist with this question. As an exempt professional employee, working in a managerial capacity in IT, I was originally hired with the expectation that there would be some overt

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 08:39:21 -0500, "intellectual property question" <cctvdvrusa@gmail.com> wrote: >...I have purchased computer components from a company in >South Korea (the manufacture). The manufactures has a piece of >application software that

I was served with a complaint that was later filed in an inappropriate venue and ultimately dismissed (without prej) by the plaintiff. I suppose he figured out his mistake when he tried to file a motion for sj. Can the service that was associated with

If anyone has seen the story of the incident in the Ohio Pizzeria, where the lowlife woman and her 300lb ape boyfriend smacked a guy around because he took exception to her cutting the line, I'm curious as to your thoughts. A lot has been made about

"Alex Rodriguez" <adr5@columbia.edu> wrote in message news:8n1p11tomnhauke580587rl3fm3rl6bcsh@4ax.com... > In article <ibba111b5a4ck3npp4kroe8j395h5t47ng@4ax.com>, > mvkeuren@umich.edu > says... > >>In Michigan, there is just one license plate o

Alex Rodriguez wrote: > In article <ibba111b5a4ck3npp4kroe8j395h5t47ng@4ax.com>, mvkeuren@umich.edu > says... > > >In Michigan, there is just one license plate on the back of the car > >(none on the front). I believe that the requirement to not bac

Arctic Wolf wrote: > Consider a hypothetical couple who're not married. > The man lives in NY, but the woman lives in CA. I don't know NY or CA law on this subject > The woman gets pregnant, and the man wants the woman to > have an abortion, but

I have recently stumbled upon some serious issues with Nextel Communications. In reseraching my specific issue I was welcomed to a world of complaints issued by consumers on behalf of all the major wireless phone providers (Verizon, Sprint, Cell-One, A

newuser wrote: > I live in a large apartment complex which has been converted to condos. Last > week I received a notice that my lease expires at the end of this month, which > I was expecting. What I was not expecting is the 30 % increase in my rent

malibu.ron@verizon.net wrote: > A California driver with a suspended license smashed into my car. The > driver has current insurance. Can the insurance company refuse to pay. > It depends upon the terms of the policy, any Cali statutes and any re

DZ> Complete your offer and get five others to do the same. Simple. It's possible if their rules require to _invite_ 5 other people. But if they require that those 5 people _complete_ the offer, it's impossible: their completion would be contingen

"Mr. Brown" <mrbrown2195@gmail.com> wrote in message news:on1p115jp9sk5tnelmi5384ejquh5svubd@4ax.com... > Hey everybody, > I've got a pretty strange question. I'm a student in Louisiana, and my > birthday is on February 29th ("Leap Day"). This year,

Why are they reading plates in a parking lot? In order to issue a parking ticket, it would seem to be necessary to read the license plate. If the car has only a plate on the back of the car (as they do in Michigan), and is backed into the space, the

>I've got a pretty strange question. I'm a student in Louisiana, and my >birthday is on February 29th ("Leap Day"). This year, I'm turning 21, >and there is obviously not a February 29th. I want to go out and drink >on my 21st birthday - but what does

>the last 5 years I have purchased computer components from a company in >South Korea (the manufacture). The manufactures has a piece of >application software that runs the components. A software company in >India has made changes to this application

>I'm having a problem with termination fees from one of the cell phone >companies. Our account was fairly complex. I got my original phone over >2 years ago [on a 2 year contract]. Since then we have added two more >phones to the same plan. >At the

>> Micro$oft is not a branch of the US or any other government (not yet at >> least.) Therefore, the company has no power to make laws. > >They don't have to make laws. All I want is an authoritative answer >whether they will sue me when I download a

In article <tm1p115vldntn7en1mlutcdrg7austi92t@4ax.com>, rdunbar@my-deja.com wrote: > My HMO has denied a medical claim for $20k for surgery for my wife's > rare disease. It is an administrative denial, i.e., it was considered > medically necessar

>> Here's the situation (with fictitious names, of course): a web site, >> PROMO-WEB-SITE, offers a premium (a gift card from WELL-KNOWN-RETAILER) upon What the heck is a "gift card" and is it actually worth anything? >> "completing an offer" suc

> Complete your offer and get five others to do the same. Simple. The point is, to complete my offer I must have five others do the same. These five can't complete their offer until they find five more (each) to complete their offers. These twenty

Thomas Anantharaman wrote: > > > On the other hand it appears that recently the Supreme Court is leaning > towards according illegal combatants the same rights as common > criminals, which is what most other countries do. This would finally > und

Living Wills, Advance Directives and Powers of Attorney cover creating an agent to act on my behalf if I am incapacitated, but as I understand it, that agency expires on my death. A Last Will and Testament covers my desired disposition of my worldly

"Paul Cassel" <pcasselplustwo@comcast.net> wrote in message news:fg1p11hug0998ltfhd8r2haeeoo45sqbqj@4ax.com... > motor man wrote: > > since email is not really private, (any email may be intercepted ), is > > an email with a libelous content sent to

>Why are they reading plates in a parking lot? How about this? I filed a ch 7 bankruptcy proceeding in which 350.00 in NYC parking tickets were listed as well as 3 florida parking tickets. My lawyer said it was ok to list them as creditors as both m

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 08:39:06 -0500, Alex Rodriguez <adr5@columbia.edu> wrote: >In article <ibba111b5a4ck3npp4kroe8j395h5t47ng@4ax.com>, mvkeuren@umich.edu >says... > >>In Michigan, there is just one license plate on the back of the car >>(none on

Arctic Wolf wrote: > Consider a hypothetical couple who're not married. > The man lives in NY, but the woman lives in CA. > The woman gets pregnant, and the man wants the woman to > have an abortion, but the woman decides to have the baby. > What are

Wolf, You hypothesize a couple who live a great distance from each other. The woman becomes pregnant and wishes to bear the child, the man wants an abortion. You ask for legal comments. First, it is entirely the woman's decision in most case

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 08:38:32 -0500, astol10014@hotmail.com wrote: >If someone can walk me through the steps of what kind of lawsuit I have >to file to final forcible eviction I would be much appreciative. Also, >is there anyway I could avoid hiring

In article <om1p111i099nj7n9cljamc05vbf7u1lhej@4ax.com>, Paul Cassel <pcasselplustwo@comcast.net> wrote: >Beth wrote: >> I rent a fairly nice apartment in NYC with a private roof deck (and pay >> an applicable rent for this luxury). I just found out

In article <kn1p11h3eca9t60r6esaggvfj9vd8tp0ei@4ax.com>, bat <bat@bats.com> wrote: >The only effective weapon against them would be not even your small claims >case (which they wouldn't attend), Then they lose by default and the plaintiff wins. In

In article <kg1p11hvedtba5irvh06rfkhdujh0hraqs@4ax.com>, astol10014@hotmail.com wrote: > I am wondering what the procedure is for having him forcibly evicted by > the sheriff. He is currently on a month to month lease and the > property is located

In article <om1p111i099nj7n9cljamc05vbf7u1lhej@4ax.com>, Paul Cassel <pcasselplustwo@comcast.net> wrote: > Beth wrote: > > I rent a fairly nice apartment in NYC with a private roof deck (and pay > > an applicable rent for this luxury). I just foun