I have searched and search but cannot find anything about any previous cases of misdiagnosis of tuberculosis being heard in court. Any ideas where to find info? -- auntie_biotic http://www.tbandu.co.uk

Scenario is as follows: Net Value of Estate £450K. Donor and spouse aged 65 and 60 respectively and are preparing to claim state pension. No asset transfers have taken place whatsoever. The donor and spouse have adult children: a son and two daughters. The son has taken an active interest in the family affairs and the daughters are married and independent. Donor traded 31 yrs, as sole trader...

A L Harty wrote: I would like to know my rights in case an officer turns up, and if anyone knows what rights I have, I would be grateful. (If you could quote the relevant Acts etc., more the better!!!) If they have a search warrant, you must let them in, otherwise you don't have to. The have to have some evidence that you are breaking the law before they can get a warrant, so it...

The-Informer wrote: snip Kellet garbage Set your clock, you dickwad! Tick Tock

"A L Harty" wrote in message ... I have informed the TV Licencing Authority that I do not wish to renew my licence as I only use my TV to view pre-bought DVDs and Videos. 2 choices. Be an armchair anarchist like most of the other contributors to this thread, or,

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 14:17:21 +0000, sPoNiX wrote: However, tell your insurance company that the accident occured over two months ago and ask them to investigate why it has taken so long for him to submit his claim. Raise the possibility with them that he *may* have subsequently damaged his car himself and *may* be trying to pull a fast one. And why he got it repaired without giving...

"paul williams" wrote in message ... To cut a long story short, I had a very minor accident a few months ago. 5mph bump into the car in front. No visible damage to his car, cracked number plate on mine. At the time, gave the guy my number, and told him to phone me and I'd sort hom out 'if' there was any minor...

A L Harty 's wild thoughts were released on Thu, 21 Aug 2003 10:29:25 +0100 bearing the following fruit: I have informed the TV Licencing Authority that I do not wish to renew my licence as I only use my TV to view pre-bought DVDs and Videos. They have confirmed by email that under those circumstances a licence is not required, however now the licence has expired I have...

"bigbrian" wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 11:45:46 GMT, wrote: On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 12:20:02 +0100, "Jon°" wrote: .........................................

http://www.thescotsman.co.uk/scotland.cfm?id=919612003 I'm not usually one to knock the police, but the above story in today's Scotsman makes for pretty sad reading. It seems that while income from 'criminal' drivers continues to soar, detection rates against the kind of crimes most normal people like to see cleared up are at a 5 year low. It is possible in Lothian and Borders to commit a...

I am given to understand that Police Cautions for Juveniles are considered 'spent' and removed from the Police Nation Computer when the recipent is 18 years of age or the caution has been recorded for 5 years, If this is so. Can any reader inform me of the legislation or HO Circular authorising this course of action. !

I'm interested in anyone's opinions on the following: Our car was being driven exiting a car park of a local shop (like about 1mph). This exit adjoins a very minor road (turn left), then another minor road (turn left) Large delivery lorry enters the very minor road cutting the corner Our car/lorry see each other and are stationary. Lorry starts moving but misjudges/cuts corner, damaging...

Please, could someone answer these questions about UK inheritance law? Jack Jones marries Mary Morgan who has an only child, Sarah. Sarah and Jack don't get on. Sarah marries Phil and have a son Ricky. Phil and Mary don't get on. Jack hates Phil because of that. Mary becomes ill and dies. Mary stipulates in her will that half the value of the house she and Jack own is to be given to...

You many be interested in my last letter to the TV licensing authorities. It has kept them quiet since March.... ""I refer to your letter dated March 2003 addressed to "the present

A L Harty wrote: What is the legal position? It seems to me to be the direct equivalent of the police turning up on my doorstep to check there is no stolen property on the premises! Do TV licencing officers have powers of entry, or do they need a warrant of some sort? If the latter, what "evidence" of wrongdoing would they require to acquire power of entry?

IndigoBlue wrote: "stephen.parsons2" wrote in message ... This probably sounds naive, but if a piece of land and/or building is not registered with the Land Registry, is it possible for anyone to register it in their name? Or stop it being registered by anyone else? Thanks

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 10:29:25 +0100, A L Harty wrote: I have informed the TV Licencing Authority that I do not wish to renew my licence as I only use my TV to view pre-bought DVDs and Videos. They have confirmed by email that under those circumstances a licence is not required, however now the licence has expired I have received "Licence Overdue" notices warning that my...

Is it "normal" for an appeal against an Order to be heard by the Judge who made the Order appealed ?. Or even is it fair under article 6.1 impartiality ?. Any ideas ? -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 18:59:50 +0100, Take a Walk wrote: Test ...

In article , Sir Mortimer Giles KC MA Oxon writes Knowledge is ridiculous and should be rationed. For in much wisdom is much vexation and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow. Eccl. 1.18 By the time one comes to realise the truth of that, it's too late, of course.