misc.legal.moderated

"LetsNotTalkAboutIT" <letsnottalkaboutit@gmail.com> wrote in message news:8l5mq1d4he7gp00f2oitvjku59109epuer@4ax.com... > About a year ago I was approached by a very close relative of mine to > help out with a financial issue in his business. He ask

LetsNotTalkAboutIT wrote: > About a year ago I was approached by a very close relative of mine to > help out with a financial issue in his business. He asked that I take > out a business Line of Credit on my name. Meaning, I become one of the > partne

"LetsNotTalkAboutIT" <letsnottalkaboutit@gmail.com> wrote: > A few months later I found out that he DID > after all take out the loan on my name. (I must assume he filled > out the forms and forged my signature) The business went under and > now I'm

In article <vk5mq19lpgq6bvc47edfit203na2llmgnq@4ax.com>, doubter <devnul@san.spamblockerr.com> wrote: > On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 18:13:25 -0500, "Doreen Dotan" <DoreenDotan@gmail.com> > wrote: > > >Was Stanley Williams' death a case of the means of de

On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:13:33 -0500, "Deadrat" <ephemera1@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >"Doreen Dotan" <DoreenDotan@gmail.com> wrote in message >news:jjfeq1pp5ghtn63m0pr5muqou7ueglj6hr@4ax.com... >> I forgot the term for when a condemned person is set free

>On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:13:23 -0500, mark <wajamala@yahoo.com> wrote: >My employer claims that when I first started work >14 years ago, one of the forms I signed contained >a clause prohibiting me from ever working for any >of their customers, or an

"mark" wrote about a perpetual non-compete agreement which his current employer claimed he had signed long ago (but which the employer refused to show him when requested). It would help greatly if Mark could tell us where he is (which state in the U

mark wrote: > My employer claims that when I first started work > 14 years ago, one of the forms I signed contained > a clause prohibiting me from ever working for any > of their customers, or any of their competitors, > or ever starting my own busin

[This followup was posted to misc.legal.moderated and a copy was sent to the cited author.] Mark, Your employer claims that you signed a paper 14 years ago promising never to work for any of your employer's customers or competitors. They refus

In article <pk5mq115baiii28gk36qa9r73nq9m9tnj5@4ax.com>, mark <wajamala@yahoo.com> wrote: >My employer claims that when I first started work >14 years ago, one of the forms I signed contained >a clause prohibiting me from ever working for any >of th

mark <wajamala@yahoo.com> wrote: > My employer claims that when I first started work > 14 years ago, one of the forms I signed contained > a clause prohibiting me from ever working for any > of their customers, or any of their competitors, > or eve

In article <kk5mq113g3p6ne74aanche8r70057rltuu@4ax.com>, Mike Jacobs <mjacobslaw@gmail.com> wrote: > However, now that you are leery of this customer's >solvency, you probably have no obligation (unless based on some fact >you didn't post) to cont

Juan wrote: > Does anyone know since when a real estate contract is valid and the 2 > parts are obligated to comply? > I have a signed contract with a relocation company to buy a property > from them. During attorney review, the seller's attorney (Rel

Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:13:05 -0500 from Juan <jtordoya@hotmail.com>: > Does anyone know since when a real estate contract is valid and the 2 > parts are obligated to comply? When something of value has passed from one party to the other. If you paid a

In article <gk5mq1hr2efh5vlnv0aaqv5ve3pq7503q4@4ax.com>, Juan <jtordoya@hotmail.com> wrote: >Does anyone know since when a real estate contract is valid and the 2 >parts are obligated to comply? >I have a signed contract with a relocation company to b

"Juan" <jtordoya@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:gk5mq1hr2efh5vlnv0aaqv5ve3pq7503q4@4ax.com... > Does anyone know since when a real estate contract is valid and the 2 > parts are obligated to comply? > I have a signed contract with a relocation co

In article <gk5mq1hr2efh5vlnv0aaqv5ve3pq7503q4@4ax.com>, "Juan" <jtordoya@hotmail.com> wrote: > Does anyone know since when a real estate contract is valid and the 2 > parts are obligated to comply? > I have a signed contract with a relocation comp

Our family is going through a situation I'm hoping someone can provide an answer on. In 1980 my grandmother changed the deed on her property (long ago paid for - no mortgage) so that she is listed as "Life Tenant for the term of her natural life" and

I was in bumper to bumber stop and go traffic at dusk in the drizzly rain. I bumped the car in front of me. I did nick her bumper from the screw on my license plate, I think. We both were standing in the rain exchanging papers when the police c

> If it comes down to an actual trial, there may be authentication issues >-- i.e. how does the person offering the evidence prove that you are in >fact the one who said or wrote those words? Although in this case, he actaully did write the posti

In article <bk5mq1h9sbhdnhvgrr3uqsv4cvi9f8u62t@4ax.com>, Gordon Burditt <gordonb.yleye@burditt.org> wrote: >Are you claiming that the law firm would be acting illegally if >they sent *ALL* Usenet postings (that is, of everyone: a full >USENET feed)

I've sued two former tenants in a county court for breach of contract. One has answered the other has not. In these types of cases a default judgment alone cannot be filed because one defendant answered. I presume a summary judgment alone cannot be

nullportal@verizonstinks.net wrote: }:On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 21:40:57 -0500, nullportal@verizon.net wrote: }: }:Oops. It's http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html rather than with }:"section" appended at the end. This takes you to the page where you }:

Hello newsgroup, This question is about privacy / harrasment... We all know that it is against the law to send people unsolicited electronic mail. But what about regular old mail that we get in our home letter boxes? I have recently become fed up

Here's a simplified secenario: - You order a bag-of-coal from me for $4 delivered, to be paid 'on invoice', at delivery within 48 hours after taking the order. - I duly deliver within 48 hours, but my invoice [from the dud accounting department

Gene E. Utterback, EA wrote: > "David Ellis" <antispam@nowhere.org> wrote in message > news:65guo1hanca95etm35v4kh0q8v84c5bpep@4ax.com... > >>My wife and I, the trustors, wish to cancel a living trust. >> >>Is it sufficient to write a simple state

Hello, i work for a small US tech company. we made a contact in India that we'd like to hire or subcontract. What is the procedure for that? Can i just ask him to do some work for us and send him a check? we agreed to pay him a flat monthly salary

sgupta@gupta.hn.org wrote: [blamed for insect infestation. He denies] > > The condo association listening to the rep. is trying to pass the > entire bill of exterminating the building (in thousands) to me. Can > they do that? You need to read y

In article <6k5mq152ggd704u3q9g7dajpc58nn4scfl@4ax.com>, sgupta@gupta.hn.org wrote: > The condo association listening to the rep. is trying to pass the > entire bill of exterminating the building (in thousands) to me. Can > they do that? Sure.

<sgupta@gupta.hn.org> wrote in message news:6k5mq152ggd704u3q9g7dajpc58nn4scfl@4ax.com... > Hi, > > I am having serious problems with my condo association. The association > uses a management company to manage my apartments. > > Recently our buidl

Ben S wrote: > In any event, isn't there a code of "fighting words" that justify > wacking someone who is assaulting you? IIUC, and IANAL, "fighting words" are a kind of speech which is so likely to inflame the recipient to fighting that the sp

I was honest about my history of drug use and stated that I used marijuana 2 to 4 times per month from may of 2002 to september of 2005. --- gerg1 Andy replies: Are you nuts ? Did the DOD have any way of finding this out other than your admi

In article <3k5mq194114ud7vq1vrivfh4reggcc11vq@4ax.com>, gerg1031@gmail.com wrote: > I'm currently a college student in MA and I have accepted an offer for > a co-op (work for a semester instead of classes) for a DoD contractor > in CT. My employme

gerg1031@gmail.com wrote: > I'm currently a college student in MA and I have accepted an offer for > a co-op (work for a semester instead of classes) for a DoD contractor > in CT. My employment is contingent on obtaining confidential security > cleara

This is in Virginia, USA. The company I work for is incorporated, but very small (about a dozen employees). The boss man has begun to claim that the forms that each and every technician signed when first starting work contained a provision, call

In article <t87cq1pjlk54tcrqcjo68ifhhaa0tkin24@4ax.com>, Stan Brown says... > >Thu, 15 Dec 2005 22:17:43 -0500 from bregent ><regent@dontspamme.newsguy.com>: >>Dan, the account I have is the cash account for my brokerage acct. It is a money >> marke

"Mike Jacobs" <mjacobslaw@gmail.com> wrote in message news:asimo1d0n7f9hnr0onb6ces43ek2msj4nb@4ax.com... > Jim Murray wrote: > > The day before Thanksgiving, I was involved in an auto accident. The <snip> I wanted to thank everyone who responded a

> 2) Deposit's are NON REFUNDABLE. If you decide you don't want the > puppy, you forfeit your Deposit. If something happens to said puppy > (death, buyer doesn't like it, or wants to wait on another litter) You > may choose from the next AVAILABLE litt

Raffo wrote: > Hello Legal Newsgroup. I'm new here, and have a question: > > I paid a 400 dollar deposit to a dog breeder based in North Carolina, > for a pick of one of the puppies from a litter of two dogs that I > liked. The pups were never born

Raffo, You placed a deposit on a puppy. This puppy had not yet been born. Sadly this puppy, and the entire litter, was not born. There is a written contract which you provide in your post. You wish a refund of the deposit. Article 2 of this

Raffo wrote: > > According to this contract, I'm not entitled to a deposit. But what > actually happened does not fit any of the said conditions that would > make me forefit my deposit. The puppy did not die, because it was never > born, because

In article <vj5mq1d05kf5ha1pevn272iregp0j3m290@4ax.com>, "Raffo" <raidiniantz@gmail.com> wrote: > I paid a 400 dollar deposit to a dog breeder based in North Carolina, > for a pick of one of the puppies from a litter of two dogs that I > liked. The

"Raffo" <raidiniantz@gmail.com> wrote: > I paid a 400 dollar deposit to a dog breeder based in North > Carolina, for a pick of one of the puppies from a litter of two > dogs that I liked. The pups were never born, because the female > had a "false

"Raffo" <raidiniantz@gmail.com> wrote in message news:vj5mq1d05kf5ha1pevn272iregp0j3m290@4ax.com... > Hello Legal Newsgroup. I'm new here, and have a question: > > I paid a 400 dollar deposit to a dog breeder based in North Carolina, > for a pick of

Rick wrote: [agency changes mission. drops case manager and clients] > AFAIK this agency accepts State funding to provide these services, not > Federal funding. Beyond this being pretty morally reprehensible, is it > true that there was nothing done