misc.legal.moderated

In article <3c5u72h6c36aforjec0g3ib04f69dp9t67@4ax.com>, <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote: >Robert Bonomi <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote: >> In article <4o5h72ljgb50jqo203kivnnia11ge5r52b@4ax.com>, >> Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com>

In article <3c5u72h6c36aforjec0g3ib04f69dp9t67@4ax.com>, <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com> wrote: >If the email was sent via gmail's servers then they could show that it was >sent. That wouldn't prove it was recieved on the other end, gmail's logs would

On innumerable occasions, a plaintiff or defendant will testify "He knows .." and Judge Judy will assert, on the contrary, "He doesn't know." According to my understanding, in a bench trial, the judge determines the facts. How does a judge determin

Hello, Here's the deal.. I got into a car accident and the other party was liable. The insurance co. deemed my car a total loss and I accepted the amount they valued for my car. Now I bought a used car to replace my totaled car and am now needing to

"Alberto Martinez" <almillermtz@gmail.com> wrote in message news:vfbt52t79vq426s5rrc8j8uj8gfuhm29p5@4ax.com... > When someone has won a structured settlement that has arisen from a > lawsuit, they expect they will have to wait a year or more just to

Hope someone can perhaps give me a little info about our options in this situation: We purchased a motorcycle from a man (who we will call Jim) who had recently purchased the bike himself, the week prior, from the original owner. After having it a f

"William Brenner" <wbrenner@nospamplease.net> wrote > The U.S. Postal Service has proposed yet another rate increase, > this one would raise first class postage to 42 cents in May, 2007. > > At the same time they also propose issuing a "forever stam

"Dave Zass" <sendmespam@webquestinc.com> wrote > I'm self employed and have formed an LLC. > If I do not have any partners, do I still need to file a 1065? Single menber LLC's file a Schedule C (same as a self-employed person) unless you el

"Carlos" <brastras@terra.com.br> wrote in message news:8g9h22ldvmdfoq70n6dgqpehutenh4jstf@4ax.com... > Apparently, you haven't read my March 18 posting I not only read it, I had it open in a window as I composed the post you are responding to. *

I bought my first new car a Scion TC on June the 20th. I told the salesman from the start that I thought I would need my dad to cosign for me so I would get a good APR, but he was determined to get it done in my name. He first comes back saying that h

bluecobra wrote: > I'm interested in recording a sports rally, such the type as one thrown by > the team's town after winning a super bowl, stanley cup, etc. This recording > would then be edited (non professionally) and then have the duplicates sold

JPF wrote: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? Depends on if the dismissal was "without prejudice" (allows a later suit on the same subject matter) or

JPF wrote: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? > That wouldn't be fair, would it? The plaintiff wasted the court's time and subjected the defendan

JPF <f8thnhim@glory.com> wrote: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? Depends. Was it dismissed "with prejudice" (probably was, in this case) or "withou

> If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, > can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? > > JP Normally such cases are dismissed with prejudice which means that the matter should not be brou

Thu, 01 Jun 2006 12:28:23 -0400 from JPF <f8thnhim@glory.com>: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? Yes, they can try. (Anyone can always try.) Whet

In article <ub5u72d9hco0k08rfkak8v1gfdm65883c0@4ax.com>, JPF <f8thnhim@glory.com> wrote: >If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can >they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? Was it dismissed with or wi

"JPF" <f8thnhim@glory.com> writes: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? They can file a request to have it reinstated, if they can convince a judge tha

JPF wrote: > If a small claims case was dismissed because the plaintiff never showed, can > they try to sue the defendant again at a later date? Was it dismissed with or without prejudice?

Hi, I rented an apartment in Irvine, CA and recently moved out. Yesterday, I called up the apartment office to check the status of my deposit ($300). In this deposit, $100 is a cleanup fee. To my surprise and shock, I was informed that I instead owe

Stan Brown wrote: > In most employment matters, we must make the exception "unless you > have a contract specifying a particular term of employment." However, > if you truly *cannot* take the job -- that is, if it's not just > inconvenient but impos

"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message news:rp46r1h12p4sfkfh7v0mgt8upd5ra0jdd4@4ax.com... > In article <kjf0r19ab7hnq6e6qj8s93fsehe87imbci@4ax.com>, > Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >>Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:13:05 -0500 fr

I have been getting threatening letters of an unpaid RR subscription supposedly going to be a sent to collection agency. I NEVER ordered anything. But I am worried about their messing up my credit record. So far I have not responded to their letters. O

First, I'm not sure if this is the correct group, if not I apologize and if someone can direct me to the correct group I'd appreciate it... I have a dilemma. Two weekends a month I go with my wife to pick up her two girls at their fathers house, the

<stan.morey@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:31cqv1tu3vhbrucgd20sg4pvk3nf6co6uu@4ax.com... > If that is the case, my second question (corollory if you will) is, if > someone or a group of indivisuals created some company or incorporation > (say inc

I signed my business up with Access Communications for phone service back in 2003 in order to save about $5.00 a month off of Bellsouth's rates. It was a 2 year commitment. In 2004, Access "forgot" to add my business to the local phonebook so that

katrinapeker@yahoo.com wrote: > 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 befo

Rachel <Rachel_8587@removethisyahoo.com> wrote: > I am sure this man had it all planned out because though they lived in > Alabama he insisted they be married in Mississippi, where if true, > I've heard the divorce laws can be backwards or pro-men (no

"Rachel" <Rachel_8587@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote in message news:ob5u7252ls3uo9ssqft4lgao44f1j1hvcd@4ax.com... > If someone can point me towards some way to help my sister, I would be > extremely grateful. In a nutshell, at 18 my sister married an ab

In article <0sor721h7g2iq856j0phucmsl0qkvqjvu1@4ax.com>, Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote: >> Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >> What's the definition of "do business in Ra

ivanfernandez80@gmail.com wrote: > Hello > > My friend is a Pimp (really he is :-) lol ) and he is thinking of > making a website advertising some prostitutes that they work for > him..is it legal??obviously is illegal correct? > what does he nee

"Alan McKenney" <alan_mckenney1@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:j67a42hujbn0tj8vj59uetuiv903aa8rsh@4ax.com... > 1. The fact that people advertise a rental doesn't mean it's > legal. They may just assume they won't get caught. >

does such a book exist? How does one form a Police Review Board? Commission -- If you see yourself in others, then whom can you harm?

"Barry Gold" <bgold@nyx.net> wrote in message news:hpsv12p06s0ks7f6mfugi6df51qo3p72oi@4ax.com... > AFAIK there is *no* way to obtain good title to chattels that have > been stolen, except perhaps by estoppel, as I mentioned elsewhere in > this thre

[OP asked whether an option to buy survives condemnation. Several posters have indicated that the option would be extinguished and some have touched on the more complicated issue of fair compensation for the tenant/optionholder's interest in the conde

"six-pack to be" <persspolice@gmail.com> wrote in message news:l16c625tpfotartncbo3qk46l0e801h83s@4ax.com... > Recently I hired a contractor. After he is done, he is demanding $3000 > for a job that took one day. I went over to home depot and it s

Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net>: >> If the States weren't parties to it, why were they required to ratify >> it before it could take effect? Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >*Because* the states weren't parties to it, they *did* *not* rat

"BoyntonStu" <stu@aaronj.com> wrote in message news:pihe72tg9iugrkom6m7hitfegcjs61i6dh@4ax.com... > The U.S. Constitution was written as a contract between men living > hundreds of years ago. > > What wording binds the posterity (us) to that docum

"boostm3" <elliott.paule@gmail.com> wrote in message news:ipsts1905vr5qut7kf108c5d0qgej5hqv1@4ax.com... > "The will should be signed by (me) in the presence of of three > disinterested > adult witnesses and a notary public...." > > If Im reading

Bernie Cosell <bernie@fantasyfarm.com> wrote: > >Held: When public employees make statements pursuant to >their official duties, they are not speaking as citizens >for First Amendment purposes, and the Constitution does >not insulate their communicat

Oleg Konovalov wrote: > Hi, > > My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123 (hope no points, but not sure) > > Is it worth fighting in court ? Is it even po

In misc.legal.moderated Oleg Konovalov <okonoval@verizon.net> wrote: > Hi, > My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123 (hope no points, but not sure) > Is it

"Oleg Konovalov" <okonoval@verizon.net> wrote in message news:dc5u72tfa3mo62an640s02lcsotmblsi6m@4ax.com... > Hi, > > My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123

> My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123 (hope no points, but not sure) > > Is it worth fighting in court ? Is it even possible ? > I mean, what do you say t

[ridiculous crosspost list removed] Thu, 01 Jun 2006 12:28:15 -0400 from Oleg Konovalov <okonoval@verizon.net>: > Hi, > > My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with pena

on 6/1/2006 9:28 AM Oleg Konovalov said the following: > Hi, > > My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker was 3 > months overdue) > (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123 (hope no points, but not sure) > > Is it worth fig

In article <dc5u72tfa3mo62an640s02lcsotmblsi6m@4ax.com>, Oleg Konovalov <okonoval@verizon.net> wrote: >My wife just got a ticket for "failure to inspect" the car (sticker >was 3 months overdue) (in Princeton, NJ) with penalty $123 (hope no >points,