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tpatsch@gmail.com writes:
> Subject: When is a DUI attorney necessary
Whenever you need to ask that question,
a DUI attorney is necessary.
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On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 01:00:50 -0400, "D.F. Manno"
<dfm2a3l0t2@spymac.com> wrote:
>In article <s743j1523c4he689hknvblk1jkn5dl6r0n@4ax.com>, tpatsch@gmail.com
>wrote:
>> Have a friend who hit a 1.2 at a police checkpoint in NJ. First
>> offense.
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>In the case of divorcing spouses in Texas, when does the
>community generally end?
I am not a lawyer. I am not even a Texan. A little Googling indicates
that community property laws are in effect as long as a couple is
married--- and merely movin
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"Gordon Burditt" <gordonb.5gljw@burditt.org> wrote in message
news:m743j190qeuuktpul1b67r2ch3vllamt05@4ax.com...
> >I was driving through a highway toll-gate the other day. In the next
> >lane
>>was a brand new Maserati. We were both using the ele
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Hi
My contract was terminted for no legal reasons. (This is my opinion).
I want to go in court for this but I don't know if I should sue the
agency or the clinet.
The situation is this: I have a contract with the Agency to work for
their client.
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On 24 Sep 2005, gordonb.w3l6a@burditt.org (Gordon Burditt) said/asked:
> [ Suppose that, in the following order of timing, D opened a
> charge account with my business, bought but did not pay for
> $1,000 in widgets, before Oct. 2005 law-properly so
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gordonb.w3l6a@burditt.org (Gordon Burditt) wrote:
>>A debt remains forever until paid or forgiven. Even a bankruptcy
>>discharge doesn't eliminate the debt, just the legal right to
>>enforce collection.
>
> Hypothetical situation: you open a cha
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Hi,
My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I leave
company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole amount. If I
leave without completing 12 months I will pay back 50% amount.
I had joined with my employer on ***Nov 1
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I'm writing a fictional story (for fun) and I need a little legal info
for the story.
Let's say that someone is arrested for a crime such as assault. While
they are still in jail, they receive a visitor (friend, relative,
co-worker, etc.) and tell t
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I am not American but Australian and thought someone may know what if
any duty of care of Govt to veterans is actually covered by the law? I
can't get anything here in Australia. I am a VIetnam Vet and do
advocacy work for sick veterans.
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Hi
I have worked in conditions summary described in my other posting here
at a client location.
For technical reasons I got involved in endless discussions on technical
matters with one of my colleagues. We both considered that we had to CC
our m
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Chad said:
> B is landlocked. The
>ONLY way into B is through property A.
Hmm, just to add on to my other post. The only way this stipulation
could be literally and absolutely true would if it Lot B is an enclave
completely surrounded by Lot A.
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Chad said:
> B is landlocked. The
>ONLY way into B is through property A.
Hmm, just to add on to my other post. The only way this stipulation
could be literally and absolutely true would if it Lot B is an enclave
completely surrounded by Lot A.
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> Joe owns properties A and B. B is landlocked. The
> ONLY way into B is through property A. Joe sells property B to Mike.
> The property is sold without any warrenties (the sales contract
> specifically in BOLD says AS/IS) and no mention of it bei
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Chad,
> Here is my dilema. Joe owns properties A and B. B is landlocked. The
> ONLY way into B is through property A. Joe sells property B to Mike.
> The property is sold without any warrenties (the sales contract
> specifically in BOLD says A
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chad@chadphillips.org wrote:
> Here is my dilema. Joe owns properties A and B. B is
> landlocked. The ONLY way into B is through property A. Joe
> sells property B to Mike. The property is sold without any
> warrenties (the sales contract specif
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<chad@chadphillips.org> wrote:
> Here is my dilema. Joe owns properties A and B. B is landlocked. The
> ONLY way into B is through property A. Joe sells property B to Mike.
> The property is sold without any warrenties (the sales contract
> spec
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I am a totally disabled veteran who is having some trouble
from a man in town. I recently purchased a used motorcycle to run my
errands with around town due to high gas prices. My 1988 pickup only
gets 11 to 12 miles per gallon. My wife also purchased
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I bought a condo at the end of June. While work was being
done on my place, the woman upstairs had some work done on
her bathroom. That work was shoddy as the handyman didn't
bother to use caulk. As a result, water would leak into my
kitchen direc
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Material was submitted to a probate court about a will that was made under
undue influence. Since this notice was made after the probate period the
division decided not to invesitgate the alleged crime becasue of the
timeline. Are there any other
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