I am helping my friend, whose mother has just died, sort out the family home. I am sure a solicitor may get involved at some stage but it would be useful to know what questions to ask. In 1986 the father died and the house passed through his will to his 3 daughters stating in his will (drafted by a solicitor) that his wife had a life tenancy/right to live there. The house was registered in...

I'm doing my own house sale. I'm not buying anywhere else so I don't see why I have to pay soemone to do it. We haven't even exchanged contracts yet and the buyers conveyancer has asked me to sign a TR1 transfer form and have it witnessed. As far as I can tell. this is the final bit of paper that transfers ownership from me to the buyers. I would have thought that this is the last thing that...

From BBC news website Jurors in the Billie-Jo Jenkins murder trial have been told at the Old Bailey they are "under no time limit", after six days of deliberations. The judge urged the jury of six men and six women on Wednesday to ask for help if they needed it. Mr Justice David Clarke said they should indicate if they were unable to

"Alex Heney" wrote in message ... On Mon, 6 Feb 2006 16:30:20 -0000, "Phatso" wrote: In short, my 9 year old daughters school has just started giving detention for failing to complete homework. I have explained to her teacher that in my opinion she is too young to be taking homework...

"Jasbird" wrote in message ... I think even the wingers in news:alt.food.wine will be glad to hear this news. Deregulation leads to less crime - the facts don't lie. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4692016.stm Violent crimes recorded by the police in England and Wales fell by 11% at the end of last year, despite...

When I was 17/18 I got into trouble with the police a couple of times - nothing very serious, but I was charged and fined as so had a police record. This was over 20 years ago - What I'd like to know is if this will still be on my record and if so would it count against me in respect of being able to get UK government 'security clearance'. Regards RH

The Todal is naming actual names and suggesting his mate Cynic was being pressurised to work for me, cynic the pedophile tricked myself a member of parliament and a local Leeds city councilor to include him in submissions to the great and good on my behalf. These letters exist as does Cynic the pedophiles suggested improvements. What the ponce *the todal* does not want posters to know is that...

Lets start with the name of the moderator who was arrested for kiddie fiddling and imprisoned, he beat the charge, or his kids were persuaded to withdraw, but never mind what persuaded the kids to with draw or otherwise, this berk is now considered a paragon of truth and dick corum and occupies aplace with the great and good across at Uk Legal Moderated. The cat really has got the cheese over...

"Adagio" wrote in message ... Were you to claim that you bought the TV to watch the 6-Nations then the inconvenience is considerable! Why not ask for a loan TV? Not quite so simple you would have to prove you told the shop that was the purpose of your purchase. Ultimately redress is with the shop it is...

"Simon Earl" wrote in message ... When being interviewed under caution at a police station, does the suspect have a legal right to record the interview using his/her own equipment (ie: say a dictaphone)? Do you really not trust the official recordings. There are two, of which you are given one. (Though I don't know if this is a random...

Simon Earl posted When being interviewed under caution at a police station, does the suspect have a legal right to record the interview using his/her own equipment (ie: say a dictaphone)? Probably no, but he has two other options. AIUI he has the right to request that a solicitor is present and that a copy of the police's recording of the interview is given to the

"Phatso" wrote in message ... In short, my 9 year old daughters school has just started giving detention for failing to complete homework. I too believe homework at this age is counter productive. Legally the school should always give 24 hours written notice before giving an after school detention. In...

"expat360" wrote in message ... I left the UK about nine years ago and am now resident in the US. Before leaving I was self-employed and for the last year of self-employment filed a tax return but for complex reasons never made payment of this tax. My UK passport is about to expire and I am wondering...

Hi I work for a national retailer. At present I'm on secondment as a Sales Manager (I have responsibilty for the sales floor). Recently my immediate manager was moved to a store which was underperforming drastically. He was moved because our store had been doing really well. I was basically left to run the store in his absence. It has now been discovered that our stockfile is incorrect and...

In message , writes I would have described him as a frustrated father who needed advice and came here for it. He asked legal questions about the childs carers responsibility and such like. I have raised 2 daughters and at 15 they done as I said and no two ways about it. I was surprised by your response to the poster as...

"David J" wrote in message ... On Mon, 6 Feb 2006 16:59:59 -0000, "a2z" wrote: "Phatso" wrote: In short, my 9 year old daughters school has just started giving detention for failing to complete homework. I have explained to her teacher that in my opinion she is too young to be

I was surfing around earlier and came across this website slagging off a firm of solicitors in Essex http://www.mossandcoleman.co.uk/ It seems they have little redress against the allegations made. Is there anything at all they can do about it, or is the author pretty well immune from any sanctions?

wrote: How would I find a solicitor motivated for an action against MI5? Looking at the Law Society website, "Civil liberties and human rights" in London gives 50 results. Are there particular firms, or solicitors within firms, which would take on such a case? You could try asking at the mental health department of your nearest hospital for their opinion.

To: Charles Clarke, Home Secretary From: Steve Hodgson, Head of Human Resources, Prison Service Date: 7th Feb 2006 Subject: Enabling New Customers Dear Charles,

From The Guardian 5 January 2006 Doctors accuse regulatory body of increasing risk of child abuse: Experts afraid to speak out after two were struck off GMC 'pays more attention to parents than children' Sarah Boseley Health editor children are being left at risk of abuse because doctors are afraid to speak out following the pillorying of paediatricians in the media and by the General Medical...