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Occasionally the US government admits to owing money and issues checks. The
US treasury issues checks that do not carry an assertion of being legal
tender. US banks can and do refuse to accept this kind of check for deposit
(further details below).
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My daughter is engaged and we're wondering about the name issue. She
likes our name and is reluctant to stop using it, at least
professionally, and there are several things we'd like to know.
1) If she decides to use a hyphenated version of her na
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<tioga0630@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:fp61g11027s21m63d0ee9lp3pmqoric2sg@4ax.com...
> I've been designated the executrix of my mother's estate. Mom is alive
> but possibly seriously unwell (un-staged cancer). She has written at
> least twel
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"Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote in message
> What you "doubt" is irrelevant to the facts of the matter. <grin>
>
> There is a long and sordid history behind the existence of those laws.
> Today,
> their existence is not widely
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>I don't engage in "legal debates," whatever they are. I practice law and,
>specifically, intellectual property law. You've engaged in a fair use
>analysis predicated solely upon the plain meaning of the statute.
BMW issued the manual in the fo
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Lux wrote:
> I'm hoping someone might have some advice here. Yes, I've already
> contacted my lawyer, but I always like to make decisions based on a
> number of different opinions.
Please do not give any weight to any opinion that contradicts
so
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In article <skebg19r6eo3oae8n7567q5elda3j56bfd@4ax.com>,
Mike Jacobs <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote:
>STEve wrote:
>> Defendant's answers to federal complaint were a day late. And prior to
>> them filing the answer, I had filed a motion for default ju
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Dennis G. Rears wrote:
> I have had an interest in law for the last 25 years. I still
> fundamentally do not understand the difference between a civil law violation
> and criminal law violation. I am referring to government vs. individual
> no
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In article <1k1td1h331euknobljevhrlpes38ifkju4@4ax.com>,
John F. Carr <jfc@mit.edu> wrote:
>The new federal class action rules require that if attorney's
>fees are based on the value of coupons, the fees must be based
>only on the value of the coupo
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In article <mkebg1tqt9ubocpp9r3rk1n5r1geo3uelr@4ax.com>,
<lifto@rocketmail.com> wrote:
>I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
>state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
>house sells or not.
t
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On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 06:57:08 -0400, lifto@rocketmail.com wrote:
>I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
>state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
>house sells or not.
>The rental agreement spec
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<lifto@rocketmail.com> wrote in message
news:mkebg1tqt9ubocpp9r3rk1n5r1geo3uelr@4ax.com...
> I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
> state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
> house sells or
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lifto@rocketmail.com wrote in news:mkebg1tqt9ubocpp9r3rk1n5r1geo3uelr@
4ax.com:
> I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
> state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
> house sells or not.
> The
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<lifto@rocketmail.com> wrote:
>I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
>state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
>house sells or not.
>The rental agreement specifies 2 years, but makes no prov
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In article <mkebg1tqt9ubocpp9r3rk1n5r1geo3uelr@4ax.com>,
lifto@rocketmail.com wrote:
> I've got about 7 months left on my 2 year house lease in Washington
> state. The house is for sale, and I'd like to move now, whether the
> house sells or not.
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I am a renter in Everett Washington. I recently had my apartment
burglarized and most of my few valuble items (power tools and computer
equipment) were stolen. Between myself, the police department, and the
landlord, we have been unable to determine
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In article <tvpfe11o796n3f1c9rgril3bkan92kk6m8@4ax.com>,
Paul Cassel <pcasselplus2@comcast.net> wrote:
>What became regulated in the US due to the problems after the stock
>market crash of 1929 was buying on margin and not generalized borrowing.
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I sublet a room from July 15 to the end of August from a girl who
sulbet the room from another guy. In negotiation with the girl about
the rent, I mentioned that I may stay in the room for a shorter time
than the period I will sublet. When I paid her t
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On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 06:57:06 -0400, "Bruno Panetta"
<bpanetta@gmail.com> wrote:
>Someone I know from Italy told me that a few years ago he went to
>Phoenix, Arizona, and while there decided to go to a 'swanky'
>restaurant. He was very well dressed,
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"Bruno Panetta" <bpanetta@gmail.com> wrote in
news:kkebg15ovrcjsc084fn1olog95menrs2af@4ax.com:
> Someone I know from Italy told me that a few years ago he went to
> Phoenix, Arizona, and while there decided to go to a 'swanky'
> restaurant. He was
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Bruno Panetta wrote:
> Someone I know from Italy told me that a few years ago he went to
> Phoenix, Arizona, and while there decided to go to a 'swanky'
> restaurant. He was very well dressed, but happens to have a rather dark
> complexion. He says
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