Hi all In UK,. when one stays in a hotel, one must register at check in. Is this a legal requirement, if yes under which law? Also if a couple stay in same room, do they both need to register, or just the bill payer. If they are both legally required to register it would not be easy for the hotel to enforce the the law! Derek

wrote: I'm really angry at this fascist selling off of the British people's councils and other property that is taking place. The man's even selling off government itself!!! PLEASE SEE BELOW to see that The Mitchel Library, in Glasgow, Scotland - claimed by the Council to be the largest reference library in Europe (although it's not) - has been "sold off" in a dodgy...

On Jun 5, 6:20 pm, "Chris X" wrote: "kj" wrote in message ... Chris X wrote:

I've just renewed my new UK passport. Inside the covers on the first page, the titles: "European Union", "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" "Passport" are all printed in English, Welsh and Gaelic.

Hi, I took a company to the small claims court and won (the Company didn't even turn up). Now they haven't paid in the period stated. So what do I do now? Thanks, Fred.

Hi all. Hope you can help. There seems to be some conflict and confuson between the insolvency service webpage and their helpline regarding a particular question: If a person has been bankrupt 10.5 years ago and subsequently discharged 7.5 years ago (therefore all before april 2004) , and becomes bankrupt again now, how long is the new bankruptcy in force before discharge is granted? The...

Hello, I was hoping someone could offer some advice to me concerning Internet review sites and what can be done if they have slanderous (not simply negative) reviews. The company i work for sells items though its website and we try to keep an eye on what is being posted to the larger and more widely known consumer review sites. We have noticed that some people are posting out and out lies about

With the exceptions of the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway (SI 1994/1803) and other railways specified in similar Statutory Orders, it would seem that unmanned level crossings are illegal: http://snipr.com/1n3or Railway Clauses Act 1863 (c.92) 6. Company to erect lodge at point of crossing.

Siegfreed wrote: kangarooistan wrote: 1,500,000,000 muslims appear not capable of defeating less than 15,000,000 Jews. It must be either Allah will, or the inherent cretinism of islam. Is there any other possible explanation? ahem....could be something to do with this sign: "$" and the backing of the country that prints them..

The claimant would have paid some court fees which would be non- refundable and the court date would have to be cancelled ? The claimant could not get their costs back ? Even if a CCJ was registered it would have to be removed as the claim was satisfied within one month.

Given that credit card issuers seem to be coming to regard paypal as a "cash advance", I was wondering whether they had the same attitude to google checkout. The main issue being whether use of google checkout potentially loses the protection normally expected through credit card use. -- Mike Scott (unet at scottsonline.org.uk) Harlow Essex England

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6728473.stm The family of an Iraqi man who was beaten to death while in British military custody are suing the Ministry of Defence. Lawyers for the children and father of Baha Mousa, a 26-year-old hotel worker, say they are looking for "hundreds of thousands of pounds" in damages.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6721789.stm "Channel 4 will broadcast photos of the crash that killed Princess Diana despite a plea from her sons. Prince William and Prince Harry's private secretary wrote to the channel saying they felt it would be a "gross disrespect" to their mother's memory. Channel 4 said it decided to run the images in the documentary on Wednesday after considering the...

What a waste of £400,000 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6723433355801.stm

Assume: 1) Couple seperate approx 6 years ago. 2) Two Children (currently one 14, and one 18) 3) Wife moves out of marital home into rental accomodation. 4) Only asset is the former marital home. 5) Husband pays the morgage on the marital home and continues to live in the property. 6) Husband pays no maintenence to the wife/csa for any children. 7) Over the last 6 years the husband has taken...

Somehow I think these faceless officials will just claim that they are "just following zer Bichard," (which probably they are). And I doubt that he will succeed in the human rights writ against the whole legal aid system - that's just the way that the government wants it to work. Anyway, why shouldn't a murderer qualify for fertility treatment? They can get children by the usual way if they are...

is it because all the dna is the same?

I am having some problems and have exhausted the HMRC site looking for the answer. I am the executor of my father's will, who died domiciled in Australia, but lived in the UK for a large part of his life. His main assets, a house and bank accounts and his will were in Australia and we obtained probate there. However he did have a couple of pensions in the UK, which in total were worth no more...

== Hi, .... From the DTI website on the DSR: "The right to cancel allows the consumer time to examine the goods or

We are keen to buy the end of our neighbours garden, for garden land only. They have asked an estate agent who told them that they sd ask £25,000 as in theory it wd be possible to build on it in the future (if we bought 2 other houses, knocked them down and we got planning permission - unlikely considering 4 other houses would be within 50 ft of this land!). However, we are just after a bit of...