misc.legal.moderated

Jacky888 asks: >Does anyone know how I can go about suing my city for allowing my >neighbor to put up a divding wall on our driveway? Well, you go to court, you file some papers, you pay some fees, and you wait for a court date. That's how you do

Prior to listing my home with an agent I had it for sale by owner. While FSBO I had a guy who was very interested in the property and I felt that he would purchase the property, but the timing was not right for him and he said he would have to wait a f

I've recently relocated to Alberta from Ontario. I believe I have a claim against a person in Ontario (they were supposed to sell a van for me and it ended up getting stolen/trashed). Is it possible for a person residing in Alberta to proceed w/a Sm

I just got my first job offer with company XYZ with no specific start date. I am yet to sign the paperwork. I am hoping to get more offers in the forthcoming month. I am wondering if the paperwork that I sign for this company can be used against me if

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tony.blairr@excite.com wrote: > Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy > and that you must throw all your stored items away? Probably not in so many words, but he can insist that you clean it up. And if you fail to do

John wrote: > I paid advance for a car to a car dealer who told > me that he would wait for me. I applied for a loan > to my bank and the cheque is coming today. I also > have the purchasing agreement of the car which > states that I gave advance for

All, Just over two weeks ago (3/31/05), I contacted a contractor in the local paper to install a new sidewalk in my house. They promptly came over the next day measured it and gave me a price and stated that they would have the side walk done b

We ran into a dispute in our family room project. The general contractor stopped the project and wants to sue us in court. We don't know what to do and any legal advice is appreciated. The project went on ok with additional money we added for work,

> Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy > and that you must throw all your stored items away? It depends. What does your lease say? Your answer is in your lease.

"colin" <colin2000@talk21.com> wrote in message news:g99m51dv1n8ogs0i2outsfjvo63g88dump@4ax.com... >Would > have DWP suggested that only the two OAPs remain on the mortgage and > the title deed, thus removing the absent 3rd person from the original

<tony.blairr@excite.com> wrote in message news:5k6u51994ek7dn3bpion8ec8b1q31vqq6v@4ax.com... > Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy > and that you must throw all your stored items away? Yes, it's called the First Am

In 1990 I was convicted of burglary in WA state. I recently had that conviction vacated by the court system, but my understanding is that anyone can still access the court records, including all of the internet search companies many employers use. Is

"Omar" <dvepr@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:299m51tkskltgvqakvp1ltojvd47cic8k8@4ax.com... > Now he sent me a letter thro a lawyer that he is going to take me to > the court and take action against me pursuant to the LIBEL & SLANDER > act. > > W

In article <dj6u51d4f078h7kjgt9v7bra6qbu2v1hh9@4ax.com>, "Jacky888" <Jacky.V.Ho@gmail.com> wrote: > Does anyone know how I can go about suing my city for allowing my > neighbor to put up a divding wall on our driveway? This shared > driveway has b

My doctor is part of a large practice group affiliated with a local hospital. They claim that HIPAA regulations prevent them from sending me invoices that include procedure codes. (I need coded invoices to submit to my insurance company, and I prefer t

I am currently investigating insurance company practices with respect to liability insurance. In particular, I am trying to see which insurance companies are telling injured individuals that they "do not need a lawyer" to settle their case -- or are o

Jacky888 wrote: > Does anyone know how I can go about suing my city for allowing my > neighbor to put up a divding wall on our driveway? [details about the wall deleted] The question is if the city gave a permit for the wall in violation of an

tm7 wrote: [owes balance on medical debt which was partly paid by insurance and himself] > > Any rate, would appreciate some advice on what can be done here. I > don't have much time accoriding to letter they send me which threatens > litigation

Barry Gold wrote: > theglovegp@aol.com wrote: > >>>I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a law stating how soon >>>after an offense you must be charged. I was recently in a car accident >>>on a morning after drinking alcohol the night before

Bruno Panetta wrote: > I have noticed there are many websites which claim to "sell" diplomatic > passports of third world countries (usually in Africa or Latin > America). They claim that if you get such a passport you will have > diplomatic immunit

Hi, I'm trying to put together a defense for a Careless Driving charge. I was cited for careless driving for not having a seat on my motorcycle. I spent today going through the Federal motor vehicle safety standards, and there is no standard regar

StanL@earthlink.datafoundry.com wrote: > We are renting an apartment, and the landlord has steadfastly refused > to fulfill agreements relating to repair and maintenance that were > stated in writing in our lease. We politely remind him of these each

Several years ago, I was affiliated with a non-profit organization. The organization's web site included a "bio" page about me. I was, at that time, the manager of the web site. At one point, I left the organization. At the same time, the web site

My new tax client inherited 50% ownership in her deceased husband's S-corp. The other 50% owner is acting like an idiot. He won't pay his half of legal fees for a repossession and resale of the business assets, and has not filed a 2004 1120S yet. He

John wrote: > > Now the dealer tells me that he sold the car > to someone else and did not charge my credit car > for the advance. Can I do something about the > situation legally? > Maybe. Maybe not. It depends on the actual facts of you

"John A. Weeks III" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >An employee has the right to review their HR file at any time. Under which State or Federal laws is that the case? -- If you e-mail me from a fake address, your fingers will drop off. I am no

"" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy >and that you must throw all your stored items away? Not unless there's a health or safety hazard. -- If you e-mail me from a fake address, y

"Joe" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >A friend of mine had worked as a consultant for over 15 years for a >private company. He recently started his own business and has brought >on many of his clients from his previous employer. He had consulted >le

Johnnie Cochran is deceased now but he lost his last case--his own. http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/faclibrary/case.aspx?case=Tory_v_Cochran The US Supreme Court, upholding Near v. Minnesota, made it plain that it frowns upon injunctions agains

hi all: i've learned quite a bit from perusing the archives, but i have a couple specific questions. 1) how much can one expect to earn during the summers between years while at law school and how does it vary according to the area of law (i.e.,

tony.bla...@excite.com writes >Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy >and that you must throw all your stored items away? In my experience I signed or offered leases that covered a large number of contingencies on gara

tony.blairr@excite.com wrote: > Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy > and that you must throw all your stored items away? > It would depend upon your location's laws and the terms of the lease. You do not give enoug

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 21:42:46 -0400, "Joe" <jchristopher@comcast.net> wrote: >A friend of mine... recently started his own business and has brought >on many of his clients from his previous employer.... >His previous employer is now telling these c

Does my lawyer have to talk to me? In Maryland. I settled for a stet, but I still have questions related to the case I hired him for and now he never returns my phone calls. I've been calling for a month, and leaving messages each time, but he nev

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 21:42:33 -0400 tony.blairr@excite.com whittled these words: > Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy Yes. That is exactly what a competent landlord will do. > and that you must throw all your stored

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 21:42:13 -0400 Jacky888 <Jacky.V.Ho@gmail.com> whittled these words: > Does anyone know how I can go about suing my city for allowing my > neighbor to put up a divding wall on our driveway? Step one: Determine the legal basis f

In article <5k6u51994ek7dn3bpion8ec8b1q31vqq6v@4ax.com>, <tony.blairr@excite.com> wrote: >Does a landlord have the right to say that your garage is too untidy >and that you must throw all your stored items away? > What does your lease say? And/

>> Suggesting that it's a "special" price implies that it's lower than >> normal. > > What's "normal"? > I believe that in the US, a "sale" price must be lower than the previous price it was sold for. Some retailers mark-up the price for a few day

In article <dj6u51d4f078h7kjgt9v7bra6qbu2v1hh9@4ax.com>, Jacky888 <Jacky.V.Ho@gmail.com> wrote: >Does anyone know how I can go about suing my city for allowing my >neighbor to put up a divding wall on our driveway? This shared >driveway has been with

Bruno Panetta <bpanetta@gmail.com> wrote: > I have noticed there are many websites which claim to "sell" diplomatic > passports of third world countries (usually in Africa or Latin > America). They claim that if you get such a passport you will have

"John" <weekender_ny@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ti6u519ml528boo3hsqqnqf8cvfp5r2r6c@4ax.com... >I paid advance for a car to a car dealer who told > me that he would wait for me. I applied for a loan > to my bank and the cheque is coming today. I

"Dick Adams" <rdadams@smart.net> wrote in message > Have no fear they will charge visitors and patients. And they will > charge them by the hour. I don't think that is necessarily true. Even if they charge employees for parking, they might not cha

In article <9rrm41p5537jv52pdh6tm8d31jlrg7mq4v@4ax.com>, Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: >Timothy wrote: > >> In some areas, landlords are required to paint apartments before new >> tenants move in. > >Cite? I don't have an

cstacy@news.dtpq.com (Christopher C. Stacy) wrote: > "Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> writes: > > [Paint store has "2 for the price of 1" on an item, > but charges full price if you take just 1.] > >> when sued for fraud, the court d