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I am taking a business law class and want to varify if my answers to a
few questions I have are correct. Would someone please tell me, under
the UCC:
1. What warranties apply to a Grocery business?
2. Are the parties to a contract bound by the
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"Don" wrote:
> Canada will not extradite someone charged with murder
> if that person would face the death penalty in the US.
Not quite true. (Look up the Charles Ng case for a counterexample.)
Rich Wales richw@richw.org
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Mark Yanis wrote:
> <kieran2230@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:dm1t81lc8h763d1mnv2hhnv5sbrc3nats4@4ax.com...
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>>I moved out of a mobile home that was a dump. I sent a demand letter
>>to my Landlord asking for my depost back and I recieved this
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Stuart A. Bronstein wrote:
> John Hyde <EJhyd@netscape.net> wrote:
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>>Andy wrote:
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>>>You would be well advised not to show up in court since they
>>>seem to be familiar with the law, and you do not.
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>>Oh great, now we're telling p
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bjackson445@yahoo.com wrote:
> In a civil case (California), if the Defendant's attorney takes the
> Plaintiff's deposition, is the Defendant supposed to pay the fee
> associated with transcribing/recording the deposition?
The usual practice is that
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bjackson445@yahoo.com wrote:
> In a civil case (California), if the Defendant's attorney takes the
> Plaintiff's deposition, is the Defendant supposed to pay the fee
> associated with transcribing/recording the deposition?
>
>
> I am the Plaintiff
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In article <vtie91p4jd8g1qdekhc4jcf9hghrm601nr@4ax.com>,
bjackson445@yahoo.com wrote:
> In a civil case (California), if the Defendant's attorney takes the
> Plaintiff's deposition, is the Defendant supposed to pay the fee
> associated with transcr
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On Fri, 27 May 2005 12:37:24 -0400, bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com
(Robert Bonomi) wrote:
>Virtually every state has their statutes on-line, and searchable.
Of course they do. I looked for a summary of the laws. I would like to
know more about this t
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Hello all. I was wondering if anyone is able to help me out. I am a 16
year old who was caught with software copyright infringement. The
lawyer representing the company has sent me a letter stating me to pay
2,500 for the fine or face a maximal sum of
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