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B. Peg <bent_peg@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>I got the terrible task of being successor trustee along with Durable Power
>of Attorney (in CA) on a living trust.
>
>I cannot get an answer as to what the term "to be paid a reasonable amount"
>is in reg
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"B. Peg" <bent_peg@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> I got the terrible task of being successor trustee along with
> Durable Power of Attorney (in CA) on a living trust.
>
> I cannot get an answer as to what the term "to be paid a
> reasonable amount" is
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I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job
offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job.
1) Is telling the employer that I cannot join him legal?
2) Just curious but is the other way around legal
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Any real estate experts? When a REIT acquires land in a community, are
there cases when a
community can force the REIT to lease their land for specific purposes,
beyond what city ordinances specify?
Thanks,
Andres
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In article <5fbt52hksvo2r0hmob3qkktrscad13ev3o@4ax.com>,
<katrinapeker@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Mr.Seth Breidbart wrote: (s.misc.legal.moderated)
>>But those copies were produced under license, weren`t they?
>Mr.Stuart Bronstein wrote:
>>improperly using
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Nos...@isp.com quoted me : (on misc.legal.moderated)
>> My first lawsuit against defendant publisher in 1993
>>for *alleged* copyright infringement etc.
The author of two postings dated May 16th 2006 on misc.legal.moderated
that were sent from the
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nospam@isp.com kirjoitti:
> On 15 May 2006, "Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>
> > * * * I still don't understand where a court held that
> >they had infringed on your copyright before the lawyer made his
> >statement. The
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kimshapiro100@yahoo.com wrote:
> We incorporated an intenet company in California early this year
> with a certain name thinking that we would get the same domain
> name..
>
> California C corp
>
> However, we cannot get the domain name, so we
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Alex <samalex@gmail.com> wrote:
[OP is receiving persistent telephone calls from a collection
outfit calling itself "BCR". The calls continue even though OP
has informed the BCR representative that the person they are
looking for (OP'
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[A collections agency ("BCR") has called Alex several times looking for
Alex's brother-in-law ("BiL"). Alex has not given BCR BiL's number and
would like BCR to stop calling.]
Let's take a look at s.804 of the FDCPA, "Acquisition of location
inform
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Alex <samalex@gmail.com> wrote:
> We started getting calls about two weeks ago from a company called BCR,
> which I've learned is Bureau of Collection Recovery located in Eden
> Prairie, Minnesota (http://www.bureauofcollection.com/), and the name
>
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> If these calls continue, what are our legal options? We do not have
> caller ID since we use cell phones for calls and our home number is
> mainly just incase of emergencies and for security system/cable TV
> system, so we have bare minimum on the p
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Lori wrote:
> I have a lease to purchase. <snip>
Unhappy due to poor drainage.
>Can I back out of this lease if I choose to?
> Can I request that they build the property up so it doesn't flood up to
> my front porch and I have no choice but to w
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m.purves@jach.hawaii.edu wrote:
> janet_f@mail.com wrote:
> > The City of Raleigh, NC requires a "Home Occupancy Use Permit" (under
> > zoning laws) for anyone that uses their residential home address as a
> > business address. The fee is $65 per ye
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> Maybe someone will have a cite for this case. In the meantime
> consider getting a post office box. I can tell you from first
> hand knowledge and the advice given to me by three different
> attornies: "Don't bother fighting with a zoning board u
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> In my area, the city requires a license, but if you are in
> unincorporated county areas, you do not (there is no county licensing
> required). One solution in such a case would be to get an address in the
> unincorporated county area and use that as
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What should renters look for in choosing a house to rent to make sure
that the house doesn't go into foreclosure or be put up for sale
while you are renting?
With the recent torrent of San Diego house rentals, how can you defend
against these pr
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go2guy <none@none.com> wrote:
>I am planning on giving my employer the standard 2 weeks notice. However, I
>am planning on giving them 1 week before my vacation and 1 week after my
>vacation. This vacation has been scheduled for a long time and hence
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