wrote in message ... I saw a car at a car dealers that had just arrived. I was told it would not be ready for sale until 1st March. I paid £200 deposit on the car on the 21st February and received a receipt that I had signed saying the deposit was not refundable. I didn't notice the small print at the time but it would...

wrote: On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 06:15:12 +0000, "Millie" wrote: I'm just a Mum who knows nothing but why would you expect a non-refundable deposit to be refunded? Simple really. It is only non-refundable in their eyes. I do not think it is in law.

Hello. I live in wolverhampton and i am currently bound to a contract for one rented property ,the agreement type is an assured tenancy agreement. My contract ends normally on august ,but i got a job in coventry and is incovinient for me to drive there so i am looking for a place to let in coventry ,but i cannot afford to pay for both rent . So i would liek to break the contract in wolves ,i dont...

Most of the idiots that are working in security in shops haven`t a clue what they are doing.. I worked in the security industry for almost 18 years the last 8 years worked as a store detective.. I never once pulled anyone because of a door alarm. Whats to say some kid hasn`t stuck a security tag on someone as a prank. Although I have seen it done numerous times by other securtiy guards.

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On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 01:30:02 +0000, wrote: I saw a car at a car dealers that had just arrived. I was told it would not be ready for sale until 1st March. I paid £200 deposit on the car on the 21st February and received a receipt that I had signed saying the deposit was not refundable. I didn't notice the small print at the time but it would have made no difference as I...

I've been running a children's day nursery from a business premises for the last 3 years. I leased the property in 2003 with the option to purchase before the expiry date of January 7th 2006. I believed I served notice on my landlord in the middle of December 2005 after receiving my mortgage certificate, and a subsequent letter in on 2nd January 2006. My landlord is claiming my letter in...

wrote: I saw a car at a car dealers that had just arrived. I was told it would not be ready for sale until 1st March. I paid £200 deposit on the car on the 21st February and received a receipt that I had signed saying the deposit was not refundable. I didn't notice the small print at the time but it would have made no difference as I intended to buy the car....

wrote: How do I get the £200 back? with difficulty

Hi Guys I've bought a claim against a company (it may be a sole trader) and he's lodged a defence on the whole of the claim, which was in three parts with nominal compensation. Apparently the claim now gets refered to a real court, will this be in my local crown court, or is there any chance it could be refered to his local court?

In today's Maily Dail, on the finance pages, there was a question about the difference between these two, and the advantages in avoiding inheritance tax. How does one go about arranging this, and what disadvantages might there be? How does one go about arranging a trust which leaves the half share of the house to our children? Alan

"scrambled egg" wrote in message ... There's a thread in the other place - Tesco abuse customer - which prompts questions. If you are leaving a shop and an alarm sounds: Can a representative of the shop legally stop you by force They can if you have actually stolen something (or more specifically if

I have just had a notification through my door for a speeding violation. The "Notice of Intended Prosecution" says "Exceed 30mph speed limit contrary tp section 81(1) and 89(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and Schedule 2 to the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988" What am I liable to expect from this. (I wasn't the driver).

According to a recent news story someone made an advance directive to be allowed to die on hunger strike. They were assessed as mentally capable of that decision at the time. They were later assessed as being subsequently mentally incapable - I suppose of continuing the hunger strike. According to their own defence team, this second assessment rendered the advance directive null (in the end the...

"{R}" wrote in message ... In uk.legal.moderated on Tue, 28 Feb 2006 23:22:36 +0000, {R} wrote: }In uk.legal.moderated on Tue, 28 Feb 2006 23:18:54 +0000, {R} wrote: } }}This is a test post via the new modbot, please post it. }

Hi All I So Upset with Barclays as they have given me the boot from there Bank for Going - Credit several Times in the past 12 months Not my fault as Lots of Customers Paying Late or By Cheque which takes 5days to clear being Business Account I do Have adverse Credit Not My Fault Again through Company Going Bust on me Can I or Will another Bank open a Business account for

In article , (Anthony R. Gold) wrote: "De-arrest" was created by CJA 2003 s4(4) to amend PACE 1984 s30 and to permit a release without bail away from a police station. I was de-arrested on 30 March 1997, so that's wrong... --

1. How can it be that an insurance company will not allow "no claims" from a motorcycle to be counted against a car insurance policy, but, they want to add a premium if you have been involved in an incident on a motorcycle, even if it was not your fault, onto your car policy. Is there any legal challenge to this obvious imbalance, i.e. if they want to count accidents on a motorbike then they...

Would someone mind telling me exactly what is "abusive or hurtful to others" in the rejected post please? -- _________________________________________ Usenet Zone Free Binaries Usenet Server More than 140,000 groups

In answer to a recent post: Tonight on Rail Cops - a TV programme - two British Transport Police officers arrested two young pickpockets they saw in Oxford Street. They recognised them from a previous arrest on railway premises. The BTP officers were on their way to an underground station but they were actually in Oxford Street, London. So, it appears that BTP officers can act away from...