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Stan Brown wrote:
> Sun, 02 Dec 2007 07:34:43 -0500 from Paul Cassel <pcasselremove2
> @comremovecast.net>:
>> Here the OP has a good point from an equality POV - if not a process
>> one. If he'd not shown, there is no way the judge would have told t
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Hello,
A client wants us to send them our Operating Agreement for our LLC to
see who can officially sign documents, such as contracts, bills, etc.
I would rather not send the Operating Agreement of our LLC because it
has details about how we run our
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I am on the board of a homeowner's association for a condominium
complex in California. We have been fortunate, and have not had many
delinquencies in the past. As a result, none of the current board
members has any experience with foreclosure.
Howe
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On Nov 27, 12:14 pm, bg...@nyx.net (Barry Gold) wrote:
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> Well, in a sense you are already under arrest when the cop pulls you
> over. Prosecutors and cops will argue otherwise when they want to get
> a statement introduced into evidence. For examp
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When company A contracts out work to company B, and company B commits
a tort in doing that work, company A is generally shielded from
liability for that tort, right? (E.g., If Fred contracts with ACME
Inc. to fix his roof, and ACME's employee negligen
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On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 04:34:38 -0800, jimlinder450@UNLISTED.com wrote
(in article <3h95l31dbsiokfk8m83e54m0fqtpse0def@4ax.com>):
> It's hunting time again. The time of year I dread all year long. I
> run a farm and every year it's the same thing. I g
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In article <mql2l3p85rfhuskbojpte7lb8uht035lud@4ax.com>,
Deadrat <a@b.com> wrote:
>Your analogy is inapt. If you cause a minor traffic accident, you have
>violated the law. That's the problem with IIED: the woman was not only
>not breaking the
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In article <p8t7l31f4b1rah284fgbts93gq3gniqltj@4ax.com>,
A Veteran <georgek@humboldt1.com> wrote:
>I am considering selling a car (Calif.) and taking some payments.
>What Lien/agreement is best?
"Cash in full" is best.
let the buyer work out the
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A friend of mine lives in Ohio, and owns a small plot of land with only
a barn on it in nearby Indiana. He drives to the lot in Indiana
occasionally, for upkeep of the land and the vehicles in the barn. He
is an upstanding citizen, who never even
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On Dec 1, 7:53 am, VUNETdotUS <vunet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> A sister of mine refused to sign a lease mailed to her a few times for
> renewal. As a result, she received a "Deemed Lease" signed by a
> landlord which she also did not sign or mail b
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How can victims and victim's families monitor the activitities of
recent parolees?
Not going into too much detail here, but how can one monitor the
whereabouts of parolees in order to make sure that said parolee
remains far away from previous vict
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>Thu, 29 Nov 2007 08:32:40 -0500 from Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net>:
>> If you look at the original purpose of the law, it doesn't make sense
>> to hit somebody for "second" (or "third", etc.) offense if all the
>> offenses took place before the first tri
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