Does anyone know exactly what the new law will be on mobile use in a car? Some say bluetooth hands free will be legal.Others tell me any use whatsoever, be it a wired -in hands-free,or whatever, will be illegal. Can anyone clarify?

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Stan Mould wrote: Net Kop! I guess the AOL posting software you are using makes quoting text difficult? Because you will find posting without quoting any text at all very problematical. Have you tried using another news client with aol? Perhaps your friend Horace can help? (ISTR he was on aol)

Hi, I overran my bath and caused a leak to the flat below, damaging the plaster on their ceiling. In my contents insurance there is a clause which says that tenants liabilities are covered by the insurance. My flat is leasehold and thus, I believe, have a liability to pay for any damage I do to the interior of other flats in the block.

I am a director who has resigned from a company. the web site which the company uses was registered through my 2nd company and was paid by them. the use was given with no agreement. Do i have the right to stop my ex company from using it?

"John Milton" wrote in message ... For the past six months I have been subjected to sexual harrasment constantly taking place. My senior line manager is a sexually aggressive female, who is constanty harrassing me physically and mentally along with other women who are working in my mainly female working...

In article , says... For instance, Anyone replying to this usenet/newsgroup post/message, agrees that because I am skint, they will send me £1000.00 cash. They also forefeit any rights to refuse to send the money on any grounds other than said "poster" being dead. Apart from the above being a ridiculous...

Hello, I purchased a product which was faulty. I asked the company on Friday to collect it. They said it would be collected within 3 days. I stated that if they wanted to collect it on monday or tuesday to collect it from my work address, or wednesday from home.. They emailed me on monday to say it would be collected wednesday from my work address. I emailed them to say no, collect from home on...

In article , Chrisr wrote: Stationary means what it says, and in criminal law these things are interpreted strictly. However, it is possible that the prosecution may argue that it say "a stationary vehicle" not " a whole queue of stationary vehicles". If there isn't a law saying it's illegal to kill 15 people, would I be able to argue that in my...

So, Obi, how is that Roija? Chortle....

In article , "Brennig Jones" brennig_jones_your says... The worst is Westbourne (http://www.uwestbourne.ca/). View their page source and you can instantly see where they stole their web page from. They even have Bristol's "castle and harbour" coat of arms embedded in their own, for some reason, and all the links on...

Hi, A short time ago i bought a Sony Ericsson P800, the reason why i got such a phone was because of the Internet and Email functions it offers, ( on business trips i mostly only need to check my emails). The phone work fine, ( I can use all the functions on the phone), the only problem is that the software that enables me to connect with my PC is worthless, the computer crashes as soon as i...

U.S. Vetoes U.N. Resolution Ensuring the Safety of Arafat by Ernesto Cienfuegos La Voz de Aztlan Los Angeles, Alta California - September 16, 2003 - (ACN) The USA is continuing its sinister collaboration with the criminal state of Israel on the United

I know the man in this article is acting illegally but what if the clamps were put on by a private company on a car not on the public highway? http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_819416.html -- Alan G "The corporate life must be subservient to the lives of the parts instead of the lives of the parts being subservient to

You would enter into a contract with the car park by entering and parking. The terms and conditions would be the signs posted all around the car park. I doubt the police would be interested in pursuing a criminal claim (can you 'steal' parking?) but NCP could at least sue you in the small claims court for their penalty fee. So I would more than likely get away with it scot free?

Distant relatives of mine are in an awful predicament. A close neighbour has accused their fifteen year old son of abusing the neighbour's five year old daughter. I do not know the details, whether there is evidence or mere suspicion, but I do know from reading uk.legal to take such accusations with a hefty pinch of salt. On the estate where they live however it is 'common knowledge' so...

Is it legal to do this in certain parts of the world? Like Egypt and Somalia. They've got to be worth something!!

IMO the best policy is to drive to the exit, say you have no ticket, refuse to pay the lost ticket charge, state your entrance time and insist on paying the £2-20 and get a time-stamped recipt. I doubt if the attendant can refuse to lift the barrier if you give him your name and address. Then it's up to NCP to write you a letter demanding their lost ticket fee, and possibly sue you...

(1) I recently bought a leasehold of a flat that was constructed 40 years ago, checking the history, I find it was a condition of theoriginal planning consent that a car parking space should be provided, however, this is not mentioned in the lease. The landlord shows the same parking place on a recent planning application to the District Council, therefor they do not deny this place exists,...

Could someone answer once and for all whether ebay auctions are any different from other sales types when it comes to consumer law? Some say yes, some say no. If they are different and operate with a no come back, sold as seen system then what's to stop someone setting up a company selling on ebay and just selling items known to be faulty. Then when buyer comes back to them they can say "sorry...