In November of 2003, i was fined a total of £260 and agreed to pay it off at £20 a month which i DID do, finishing the whole thing off in Dec 2004 Out of the blue the other day i got a distress warrant in the post, and when i went to see the warrant officer to find out what it was for, eaxactly, i was informed that it was for said £260 fine!!!! (which was paid). I now have a court appearence...

All I have worked for 4 years for a major company in the UK and in a very unfortunate position. I was employed as a sales manager and was seconded to a project for 8 months I have a letter signed by the MD that following the conclusion of the project I will return to my current role "sales manager" on unchanged terms and conditions. On my return I have a new Line Mnaager who took an...

On Thu, 11 May 2006 01:35:02 +0100, wrote: I have an issue about my LA not complying with the DDA. I have been told I have to complain to my LA to get action taken. This is not working. Can anybody advise where I should complain to next. pete Do you know any of the local councilors?

(reposted because the original neither appeared in the group, nor on the moderation website) Some time ago I sent some goods to a company so that they could be repaired/replaced under the manufacturers warranty. These goods were two months old and worth around two hundred and fifty pounds. I had information that the repair was competed on the 24th April and I hadn't heard back from them about...

In article , () wrote: I hope you will not be offended but could it be a bailiff trying to get entrance rights established. Unlikely, since we don't owe anything, and we're the first people to live in the house, so they can't be chasing someone else either. The meters aren't actually in the house, but the meter cupboard door

Hi everyone, I am a journalism student at Leeds uni and am planning a documentary about intestacy and the consequences of not writing a will. I will not actually be making the documentary but my paperwork will be assessed. CAN ANYONE HELP?

According to most dictionaries a diploma is defined as, "A document issued by an educational institution, such as a university, testifying that the recipient has earned a degree or has successfully completed a particular course of study." But what would be the definition of a "Course of study". The reason I ask is academic really, 9 years ago I did 1 year in applied math. I passed the end of...

Hello, My father recently passed away at the beginning of the year after a long fight with cancer. I have been appointed as the executor of his will, and as such have a question regarding his estate. My mother (wife) who survived my father, owned two properties with him. The first was a simple family home, that was bought as a Joint Tenancy and as I understand, full ownership passes directly to...

My neighbour who is working away and only returns home sporadically, was complaining of a high water bill from United Utilities for the last period. He refused to pay until they had sorted it out, but they have decided to take him to court. We found the meter number on the bill to be different to the number on the meter that we checked and identified to be his. This is also consistent with...

Consider this sequence of events: 1) Act A achieves Roal Assent and comes into force. 2) Bob commits a criminal offence under Act A. 3) Bob is arrested. 4) Criminal investigation begins.

On Wed, 3 May 2006 01:40:03 +0100, wrote: In the past I have sent DVLA GBP 2.5 and received the name and address of the owner of a vehicle without any problem. Now the DVLA are insisting they can only give out this information if the car being enquired about has been involved in an incident. Is this correct and if so is there another way of finding an owner of a...

Im rather concerned that Im being forced by a hospital to endanger myself. I've taken three separate trips to and/or from the hospital. When I was discharged, I was tol that Im 28, my parents have a care, so there's no chance I can get the hospital to provide the necessary transport to take me the 20 miles home. So I've had to lie/sit lengthways across the backseat. The nurse even helped me...

wrote in message ... On Sun, 07 May 2006 12:05:38 +0100, Palindr?me wrote: It's called give and take. But, no doubt, there are people that think I should take my chances at night - just in case 20-odd badge holders turn up at 1 in the morning... Asda in Ipswich have a policy of allowing their...

Company A, carries out a job on a vehicle belonging to company B. While carrying out the job, an incorrect procedure was followed by company A, which had the potential to cause damage to the vehicle, but no damage was apparent when the vehicle was handed back. Company B knew about the incorrect procedure. Company B then state that damage has in fact been caused, and give the vehicle to...

In article , () wrote: I am sorry I made that suggestion but it was just a reason that 'could' have fitted another household. No offence taken - it's a valid suggestion. -- Paul Cummins - *I'm Backing Blair*

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/main.jhtml?menuId=2776&menuItemId=-1&view=DISPLAYCONTENT&grid=P8&targetRule= Is the lecturer right that small claims is practically risk-free?

Our mother died 18 months ago. Our older sister is the executor of the will. To date she has not told my younger sister our I of the contents. We are beginning to suspect that she has spent any money left in the will. How are we to find out what was in the will and our remedies in the event. Thanks again

Hello I committed a driving offence - driving without insurance and without a licence - which i know is stupid and punishable on 22 November 2005. Now I had forgotten all about it as I have not heard anything since the police told me not to do it again on the same night it happenned, but this morning I received a summons by post to appear in court on 14 June with regards to the offence. Can...

I keep hearing and reading about people making claims because their endowment is not sufficient. But who should I sue and how much could I get? Thanx in advance for all your help.

Hi, Could anyone advise on this ? 2 days ago myself, wife and 2 children were lucky to escape our smoke filled home when our brand new (2 weeks old) dishwasher caught fire at 2 am. The fire service extinguished the fire and it has caused considerable damage to our home. We are covered by insurance (although an excess applies) but this takes