wrote in message ... As an aside to the discussion of this shooting under another thread. I find it strange that the CCTV footage has not appeared in the media. The only things that appeared in the media were stills as the police tried to ID the bombers and their movements. It appeared very quickly...

wrote on Sat, 23 Jul 2005 Interesting also that there have been no appeals for witnesses, who may have seen police pursue the man into the station, or down the escalators. IIRC (I think I probably do), one of the TV reporters on scene said at the time that the police outside seemed primarily occupied in identifying bystanders who had witnessed anything of the incident. --

My wife and I have decided to separate and eventually divorce. We will have to sell the family home as it's not viable to finance our existing home and a new one(for me). I'm planning to leave our home as soon as I can find something suitable to rent. However, I'm loath To do this before we come to some agreement on access to the children and a financial settlement.

wrote: As an aside to the discussion of this shooting under another thread. I find it strange that the CCTV footage has not appeared in the media. It appeared very quickly after the bombings, I am sure it would have appeared very quickly if a police officer had been shot. Could it be that they would want to wait for the person to be ID'd...

English law demands that some formalities are met before a couple may marry. If these formalities are missing then a party to the marriage may seek a decree of nullity to nullify the marriage, thereby erasing its existence. Question what are these formalites ? Michael

I started legal action against a company using the online Money Claim service. The proceedings were transferred from the Northampton Court to Liverpool County Court since I am based in Liverpool. The proceedings were then transferred to the Manchester County Court where the company is based -- I guess they must have requested this. I understand that since I am taking action against a company...

It is with dismay and disbelief that I read that the EU directives regarding the legislation of vitamins and minerals. Personaly I feel the following issues are pertinent: 1) Isn't it our human right to be able to choose the substances we ingest in order to help maintain our chosen lifestyles? 2) Many people use and seek unproven alternatives as modern medicine

Until recently, I my vehicle was off the road temporarily, parked in my space in the car park at the back of the Housing Association block of flats where I live. I received a notice from them asking me about the "abandoned" vehicle, and saying that they would remove it. I phoned to say that it was not abandoned, and was told that as it was untaxed (though not parked on the public highway) they...

Thought I would start a new thread on this one as the others are getting hard to follow. The argument for the directive seems to be that people should not have the right to choose to take supplements, as supplements in the strengths that are currently available, have not been proven to be safe, or proven to improve a persons life in anyway. All anecdotal evidence as to their safety and benefit...

I live in a terraced house built on clay soil. This is quite easy to work and although houses in this street do not have cellars, I have been able to excavate a basement under the main living room measuring approximately 30 cubic metres. My question is will this cut into the 50 cubic meter permitted development allowance for extensions? The literature on allowances only mentions visible...

I was with phone company 'A' for two years (renewed contract annually) In August last year I moved house and gave them my new details. Something must have got messed up on their records, because for the next five months they did not send me a monthly statement automatically. I had to phone every month, and they assured me they had corrected their records every month. I wrote to them in January...

The Polanski trial seems to have degenerated into a bunch of wrinklies reminiscing. Obviously, this would all have been far better dealt with in private, but the legal question that I cannot understand is what Polanski is trying to achieve? I thought that even if it is libellous, he can only claim compensation if his reputation is damaged by the article. But what I do not understand is how it is...

Hi I was reading with interest the thread on the EU directive on food supplements. Supposedly this is all about our safety and protection from these 'potentially' dangerous products. Presumably the purpose of 'The Law' is to protect our rights and our safety when threatened from third parties?

When considering to marry in the uk ..it has said that giving notice of marriage you will both be required to provide proof of your age and identity by way of birth certificate, passport etc. question if you are not able to produce such documents but the service still happens* ( meaning the couple are married ) (Church of England service). (And only one of the couple produced the required...

Hi folks, My wife has just been made redundant in very dubious circumstances and at very short notice, which I am not allowed to talk about under her proposed agreement with her employer. One of the sections of the contract states that she needs to get an advisor and they will pay up to =A3150 + VAT, does anybody know as

I assumed I needed a "Green Card" for this yet my broker (via phone) believed I didn't need one. That I only required my insurance documents and said a cover note would suffice. Were they right?

My son made a subject access request under DPA 3 weeks ago. We have also now sent off 10 quid to pay for this. I have now just received an email telling me that I (not he) can make an appointment to view the file - but not make copies. I don't want to view it, I want a copy so I can refer to it in future, and I have paid for that. I don't want to waste my time going round, so I would prefer the...

"Kay" wrote in message news:... "Iain Archer" wrote in message ... GB wrote on Wed, 20 Jul 2005 "Dr Zoidberg" wrote in message ... troubleinstore wrote: I have always been lead to believe that under the law, cats...

In 1989 I had a divorce, part of that was the matrimonial settlement which granted my partner £10,000 in return for me getting minimum maintenance of 5p per child per year. This was supposed to be a way of giving us both a clean break. Then she contacted the Child Support Agency which had just set up and they said they had the power to overturn Matrimonial Settlements made before they were...

I was recently offered and accepted a job; contracts were exchanged. Three weeks before I was due to start I received a letter stating that due to "organisational changes" my job offer had been withdrawn. Under my contract during my first 6 months of employment the employer was only required to give me a week's notice. They have honoured this and paid me a week's wages. However I had already...