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I need some advice on purchasing a multi-family home in NY with an
associate, sharing equal title ownership.
What I would like is for my share to be paying the down payment, about
30%, and have the other party pay the remaining 70% (mostly with a
mo
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Can I protect a mark against infringement/dilution, or register it, if
the product/service is offered free, not sold?
Michael Hamm
See .sig in other usenet posts for my usual .sig info.
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In article <v26h811q2dbtufe0f5m9dteo5301qto2gh@4ax.com>,
Jonathan Sachs <xxxxxxx@earthlink.not> wrote:
>You have the right to resell a music CD not because the law gives you
>such a right, but because the standardized, implied license does.
I tho
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In article <bdnh811sr9ne33c2qvrps9e45g5me8604k@4ax.com>,
lawdog <nunyabusiness@nospam.com> wrote:
>On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:57:07 -0400, drobinowicz@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>Are contracts a corporation that had it's corporate charter revoked
>>(and thus i
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Boothbay wrote:
>
[concerned because a lawyer who drew up his will did not ask him to
specify his future graveyard while another did]
>I was under the assumption that the
> executor of my will would take care of that.
>
It's optional. You can
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:57:06 -0400, "Boothbay" <harri85274@aol.com>
wrote:
>The $300 lawyer never asked me for that, which I personally think its
>appropiate, but this on line lawyer has. Should I ask that other lawyer
>why he omitted asking me that
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Boothbay wrote:
> 3 years ago I went to a local lawyer who specializes in Wills. I
> thought he did a nice job and I paid his fee of $300. He mentioned
that
> if I need to add a codicil in the future, it would be $50. Since
then,
> I'm being forced
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"Boothbay" <harri85274@aol.com> wrote in message
news:o26h81p8bu1lvg2hngesj29utkn71i5rnu@4ax.com...
>I made out the form and came to a part where they are asking
> for the name of the burial ground. Now, this is the gist of my post.
> The $300 lawye
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In a standard Florida contract that contains a financing contigency
would a seller be able to cancel the contract if the contigency calls
for the buyer to obtain 80% financing and the buyer actually obtained
77% financing but can prove they have the mo
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Hello:
I signed up for credit monitoring service with IdentityTrack, an operation
of GE Financial Assurance. According to their privacy policy at
http://www.identitytrack.com/gs/english/Privacy.asp,
they collect a very broad range of personal info
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:57:01 -0400, "pickwick" <trmath@gmail.com>
wrote:
>My parents are in their 70's, and just when they should be able to
>enjoy their home in peace (at least at night), they can't because of
>inconsiderate, noisy neighbors. To sa
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pickwick wrote:
> My parents live in their own home and have been there over 40 years.
> Three years ago a family moved in across the street with two boys
> around 20 years old. The boys and their friends come and go at all
> hours of the night, honki
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"pickwick" <trmath@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:l26h81ltfer0i0gi3r7jluu1256p7n8pb5@4ax.com...
> My parents live in their own home and have been there over 40 years.
> Three years ago a family moved in across the street with two boys
> around 20
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In article <e26h81948e8bs1k48oih6aafr5odhdgcui@4ax.com>,
Jeff Wisnia <jwisnia@conversent.net> wrote:
>I recall reading somewhere that there are specific Federal laws against
>the malicious use of Business Reply Mail ("Postage paid") postcards and
>
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:57:00 -0400, "JerseyMike"
<clamdigger724@yahoo.com> wrote:
>this is about a friend of mine who is not computer friendly and is a senior
>citizen in his 70's (and has a wife in her late 60's) who wanted to get a
>seperation fro
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:56:54 -0400, goggleaccount@dodgeit.com wrote:
>At that time, an attorney in the group indicated that using USPS for
>sending the postage-paid return envelope for any purpose other than
>legitimate application for credit card wo
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Jeff Wisnia wrote:
> I recall reading somewhere that there are specific Federal laws against
> the malicious use of Business Reply Mail ("Postage paid") postcards and
> envelopes.
http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_356.html would be a place
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You signed an agreement for a 12 month contract to begin May 2nd. As
of May 13, client is still delaying the contract, and has provided no
work or pay. Now you have an offer from another client, and want to
know if there is any way to leave the contr
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I am wondering if there is any chance to improve the severence package
I received three years ago from my old employer?
I did sign a "general release" with many sentences similar to "no
further claim" etc. etc.
My feeling is I am owed more due to
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My neighbor sold his house to what I presumed to be just a couple with
2 kids. That house has a basement where a previous tenant lived, with
that owner who lived above in a single family home. Now, the new
occupants have been showing numerous people g
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<gautambiswas2003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:526h819al0eihhc7kcfeso2juf5hespls6@4ax.com...
> Is there a way for me to determine whether this account is
> current or not and then attach to it?
Have you checked out the post-judgment discovery
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In article <526h819al0eihhc7kcfeso2juf5hespls6@4ax.com>,
<gautambiswas2003@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I have won a small claims judgment and am trying to determine the most
>expedient way to collect it. The person is my former landlord from 3
>years ago. I
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:56:44 -0400, "Peter Olcott" <olcott@att.net>
wrote:
>Let me see if I understand this correctly. If a dependent claim gets past
>prior art, and the independent claim that it depends upon can not possibly
>get past prior art,
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:56:37 -0400, stu@aaronj.com wrote:
[long discussion of possible dental malpractice snipped]
>I prepaid for all procedures and because of my age and of my pain and
>suffering I am now considering dentures.
>
>Very discourage
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My sister and her husband were named co-executors of my parents estate,
which includes a home left to all four siblings (my sister, myself and
two brothers). My mother died in Jan, 2004. My sister recently
received a phone call from my father's atto
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The following is the written dress code for a public elementary school
in Massachusetts:
Students are expected to be neatly dressed and
groomed at all times. No Tank Tops or "belly
shirts" should be worn to school. Sh
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My bank offered to merge my existing credit card with another it had
recently acquired, which had a slightly lower interest. I was told by
customer service that the $1000 balance on the old card would
be transferred to the new card, and the old card ca
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semi wrote
[lent money to a friend who now agrees, after the fact, to sign a note
and make payments]
> He agrees to sign the paper but the problem is he has absolutely no
> collatral. He has a car but most of it in loan.
>
> I guess I want to
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In article <o16h81522h2nmmcol7mp0sg77mg9v1one1@4ax.com>,
"semi" <miditto@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My ex-boyfriend owes me about 15k and never paid back any of it.
> He promised to payback some money every month beginning from this
> month.
> I guess
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semi wrote:
> I hope this question is appropriate here.
>
> My ex-boyfriend owes me about 15k and never paid back any of it.
> He promised to payback some money every month beginning from this
> month.
>
> I searched internet and drawed up a promis
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Yesterday some bozo withdrew thousands completely emptying out my
friend's checking account. The bank had been notified of course and the
account is closed but there is still someone loaded with my friend's
money running around somewhere. They're in la
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A brother had a vehicle repossessed. Myself and his other siblings are
in the process of finalizing probate, which at the end of this process
we four will be co-owners of a home.
What possible complications can come from my brother's creditor? Righ
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Don Swanson wrote:
> I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a real good
> friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall because she could not
> afford the payments. She gave the car back. Now she wants to get a new car
>
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In article <vcnh81tplgf9mo6r57qn5va582mk81sgpp@4ax.com>,
Don Swanson <garfield@anet.com> wrote:
> I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a real good
> friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall because she could not
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"Don Swanson" <garfield@anet.com> wrote in message
news:vcnh81tplgf9mo6r57qn5va582mk81sgpp@4ax.com...
> I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a real good
> friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall because she could n
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Don Swanson wrote:
> I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a real
good
> friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall because she could
not
> afford the payments. She gave the car back. Now she wants to get a
new car
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Don Swanson <garfield@anet.com> wrote:
> I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a
> real good friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall
> because she could not afford the payments. She gave the car
> back. Now she wan
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About once a year I get a call from "The company that services my
Reader's Digest subscription". And I tell the telemarketer they're
doing a lousy job because I haven't gotten my magazine in years.
I read Reader's Digest at the dentist office, and I
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I have a small question regarding the purpose of LLC
(Article II) on Articles of Organization. I already started
my own IT consulting company as LLC in Michigan. While I was
filling the Articles of Organization for my company, I wrote
"Information Tec
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