Hi, I'm wondering if you can offer some advice on the following problem. We have a housing association tenant across the road making a nuisance of himself by running a car repair business from home. He currently has three cars parked in the road and only one is taxed and I guess none are insured. On one occasion a car had been left up on bricks with no wheels on for several weeks in one the...

"Chuck Ferris" wrote in message ... 12 months or so ago, our company bought out another firm. Our current factory is now in the process of being bought by the council, who want to redevelop the land. We are all moving to the other company, (which is about 20 miles away) We have been told that our service will be...

My sister owns a 1 bedroom flat (95 year lease) and wants to continue to live there but to rent out the lounge to a lodger, the room effectively to be used as a bedroom. Is this legal ? Are there any implications with regards to insurance or liability ? (bearing in mind that neither the landlord or insurance company will not be informed as no structural changes will be made)

I would like to ask advice for a friend. My friend has been working "off the books" for two years for a franchise. He has not been claiming any benefit and he hasn't been making any NI/Tax contributions. He had asked his employer several times to be employed on the books but the employer has refused. His pay has been inconsistent varying on the whim of the employer. He has stayed there...

"abelard" wrote in message ... On 29 Jul 2003 17:45:46 +0200, James Hammerton typed: bigbrian writes: On 29 Jul 2003 15:17:24 +0200, James Hammerton

"Joe" wrote in message ... "blewyn" wrote And security issues in terms of handguns falling into the hands of children or other unsuitable people. Most legal gun owners are responsible people who take safety very seriously,

"Joe" wrote in message ... "Cynic" wrote in message news:f23d5f69476a84b816315db9b3ded35f@TeraNews... On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 07:47:44 GMT, "Joe" wrote: Would such a crime as possession of an illegal firearm be sufficient for a person to lose their rights of protection...

"The Todal" wrote in message ... "Wizzer" wrote in message ... "The Todal" wrote in message ... But unfortunately the public at large seem to be of the view...

Yesterday The Washington Post published an article which said that from various intelligence it has been learned that Al Quaida are planning another attack similar to 9/11 later in the summer. There has been advance warning and also the results of a government analysis of what went wrong re 9/11. Many people have tickets to visit the USA during late summer. Because of this

Cross-posted from uk.legal - Sam might like to comment ( The Overclocking Store) (his partners left - one went on to make www.tekheads.co.uk). Try checking on uk.comp.vendors about this statement - tekheads is run by Sam, a regular poster there, and has a sister company IIRC with a very similar name. He has an *enviable* reputation for service.

gah posted after re-reading The Registers post "The scuttlebutt is that two important members of staff left the company and the owner couldn't cope on his own. We understand that The OverClocking Store is being put into voluntary liquidation, and, according to one source, all outstanding orders will be processed. " That's where I got my idea above from. If it is inaccurate, then it's...

I've been watching the Canadian news tonight (I'll wait for the laughter to die down now). Ok, can I begin again? They were reporting from London England about how an investigation into the discovery of an African childs torso in the Thames two years ago led into the discovery of a child smuggling ring whereby children were smuggled into England from Africa (Nigerian?) and used to pad Dole...

On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 23:09:37 +0000 (UTC), Mr Spock wrote: snippity snip I'd say bring it up at the next "Treckkies" convention. Not sure how alzheimers on the part of a retired professor fits into uk.legal or into alt.startreck.conspiracy.troll but perhaps you might get a more fitting answer at any convention. Stephen.

Would putting up political posters in public places such as car parks, bus stops etc be an offence? I'm wondering if the police could charge someone with vandalism/graffiti charges somehow? Any ideas?

To everyone cross-posting replies to the coronation-street newsgroup, please check your addresses before you reply to a post because you are cluttering up our newsgroup with your posts, interesting though they undoubtedly are. Many thanks

Anyone have any ideas where I can find any information on the subject of this message? (Reference is from lcd.gov.uk, but has no link, and a search produces no results). Cheers, Jimbo

Now that the company seems to have ceased trading, is there any chance that I can get my money back? I have contacted my Credit card company and they are non committal. They are supposed to be sending me some forms to fill out. Assuming it is £100 or more the credit card company are liable. They don't like it so keep on at them until they credit your account. Note that charge cards such...

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From: Matthew Robb Date: 7/29/03 8:28 AM GMT Daylight Time Message-id: Indeed. But Martin's argument for self-defence was rejected by his peers. Unless you're prepared to prove it - don't state it as if it's a given fact. Keith

rom: Richard Miller Date: 7/29/03 7:51 AM GMT Daylight Time Message-id: But what it does mean is that it was unreasonable for him to use lethal force at the moment he pulled the trigger. And how did he know he was using lethal force at the time? In message , James