wrote: Can these buildings be classed as mobile or transportable under the Caravan Acts? http://static.flickr.com/19/112190850_e0d9b096b0_b.jpg http://static.flickr.com/52/112190845_d9a9a0bc94_b.jpg http://static.flickr.com/56/112953587_ab63a3cfc5_b.jpg pete My hobby horse. http://www.brazierbridgewood.blogspot.com/

wrote in message ... Can these buildings be classed as mobile or transportable under the Caravan Acts? http://static.flickr.com/19/112190850_e0d9b096b0_b.jpg http://static.flickr.com/52/112190845_d9a9a0bc94_b.jpg http://static.flickr.com/56/112953587_ab63a3cfc5_b.jpg pete

wrote: Can these buildings be classed as mobile or transportable under the Caravan Acts? http://static.flickr.com/19/112190850_e0d9b096b0_b.jpg Most probably, yes. Underneath the outer,lower facing, there will be a pair of wheels,or fittings to take the wheels.They cannot be pulled as a trailer, the

When is a feature made available to customers part of a contract ? I changed ISP recently to NDO/Namesco whilst upgrading to ADSL. Before doing so, as usenet newsgroups are an important feature for me, I checked for provision. The website said nothing, so I emailed the support department who replied - "Yes we do provide usenet access for our ADSL customer on the NDO/Namesco platform.

I have recently been working for an employment agency. The company that I was sent to gave me a mobile phone and I have now been told that I am no longer needed, because apparently a phone ill has been run up. On Friday morning my weekly wages were put in as normal, but in the afternoon, my employers recalled my wages, leaving me £270 overdrawn. In that wage I get tax credits. When I got...

I just require some straightforward advice please: I'm a student who does web design on a relatively small basis just to make ends meet. Unfortunately one of my clients has been promising to pay me for over 3 months now and finally I have lost patience and need to know where I stand. The website is complete,the amount owing is only £390.00, and the client is very happy with it and has not...

A company we use at work for labour has gone into liquidation, the receiver has been called in. Some of their employes have not been paid. Where do there stand in the "pecking order" to get paid by the receiver? What chance do they stand of actually being paid? The employees concerned have resigned and have moved to another contract company.

Hi, Could any one tell me what powers the uk courts would have if you live aboard in another EEC country? If you owed money in the uk how would they collect the money? Thank-you. David.

A pal of mine said they have been called for Jury Service at the High Court in London, i.e. the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand London. I did not think that the High Court called Juries for deliberating as they only get Civil Cases, not Criminal trials. I think my friend is mistaken. I myself, was called for Jury Service at my local Crown Court ten years and likewise most of my other...

If deductions were made from someones wage, what percentage are they not allowed to take? Obviously they are not allowed to touch Tax Credits, I've found that information out.

I understand that under an Act of Parliament of 2003, an accused person cannot adduce evidence before a magistrates' court that the complainer is of bad character or mentally unstable. Can anyone point me to the relevant legislation please? -- Alasdair.

"dave" wrote in message ... Many dental sites on the web but nowhere can I find the answer to this question: Do we have access to, (ie a right to a copy of) our dental records? As we can now access copies of our medical records I wondered if the same might be true for dental?

We have a firm booking with a hotel for this coming Saturday. I entered a 'competition' for a free weekend break on the website of the hotel in question. Subsequently, I have today received an email from the proprietor; subject: "winners news" with Dear (me) as the greet and; "Stay anytime from now until 31 March 2006 inclusive and pay for just one! So £x buys you 2 NIGHTS to 31 March. But ...

Hi, Received a parking ticket the other day outside my house on a single yellow line. The line is barely visible and has broken up in many places, it has been this way for the 5 years I have lived here. As the yellow line was not maintained I thought that there was no parking restriction, do I have any rights to appeal?

With apologies to anyone who actually lives in Baghdad, Beirut or Gaza but when the vandalism here flares up again as it inevitably does, it feels like living in Baghdad, Beirut or Gaza and I have decided to install a domestic CCTV system. I've read the relevant pages on the Information Commisioner's website and I've trawled through previous discussions on uk.legal and uk.legal.moderated and...

hi, i am being prosecuted for not having a valid fishing licence,(subsequently purchased) . in a letter from the EA they have stated that i was actually somewhere else, this is a mix up,am i obliged to inform them of their error. or can i wait untill the court date and plead not guilty to charges as laid out on the prosecution case against me on the grounds that i wasnt there, i would call...

I would appreciate some discussion on a matter of spammers posting links on forums. I own an online forum. Every post from all but trusted users is moderated because of the amount of spam it gets. After getting fed up of my forum being spammed with links to porn and gambling sites I added some conditions of posting, which are as follows: - Linking to porn/gambling/drugs/links/shopping...

There was a recent post regarding comparable organisations to the Law Society in Europe. See this website of the Council of Bar and Law Societies of Europe http://www.ccbe.org/en/ccbe/membres_en.htm The Member and Observer countries a Members

dave wrote: Many dental sites on the web but nowhere can I find the answer to this question: Do we have access to, (ie a right to a copy of) our dental records? As we can now access copies of our medical records I wondered if the same might be true for dental? You can have access (or a copy of) any records about you under the Data

My company expects me to attend a meeting at head office out of normal working hours - unpaid. The meeting is for a presentation regarding new developments within the business, and an update on substantial new contracts secured. Neither will have much impact on my daily working life. I am contractually based as working from home, the head office is 2 hours drive away, the meeting is to take...