On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 01:00:18 +0100, Chris Street wrote: On Sun, 1 Aug 2004 23:35:05 +0100, Mike Tomlinson wrote: In article , Chris Street writes Any moderator care to mention why this post here was...

"john boyle" wrote in message Your Uncle has no 'claim' on the house if it was done the way you describe. Your sister and her husband did all right out of that deal didn't they? Yes I suppose they did and even I was angry with them at times when their children started to need more care and so detract from Nan. But then this was with hindsight a silly arrangement...

"john boyle" wrote in message ... But they got a house at a council discount didnt they? Yes true, but my Nan could not have afforded it even at the discount, the option of staying on was not available either as the council had told her the house was in such a poor state that they wanted to move her out to allow for the...

"Bystander" wrote in message ... This has certainly happened before; I remember similar cases being reported in teh newspapers. Many years ago, a friend of mine went along to help a defendant in a magistrates court. The court staff simply assumed that he was a solicitor and would be representing the defendant, although he...

On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:40:08 +0100, IanAl wrote: On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 18:00:11 +0100, bigbrian wrote: http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13172958,00.html RAPE CONVICTION QUASHED A former police officer has been freed from jail after a judge

On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:40:05 +0100, IanAl wrote: On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 17:50:07 +0100, bigbrian wrote: On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:50:09 +0100, IanAl wrote: Surely they can claim for loss of earnings that they would have got if they had been free?

"smicker" wrote in message ... http://www.moderation.org.uk/ Who ever is going to continue posting here with such harsh moderation. Just click on the link above and look for yourself:-( smicker That your post has been accepted does tend to contradict your argument somewhat.

After seeing all the very good advice given to people from this site, I hope you can help me, I ordered a complete new kitchen from a firm in Scotland, I live in the North East,the first day I left them to it to go to work when I came home they were busy installing the wrong doors, on closer inspection I have found 30 faults ranging from wrong doors, scratched worktops broken plinths, to name...

This issue makes a regular appearance on Usenet legal groups, usually along the lines of "can I keep it?" Here is the answer from today's Times:- WHEN a woman discovered that more than £24,000 had accidentally been paid into her bank account, the temptation was too great to resist. It was a few weeks before Christmas and the windfall came at a time when Louise Inger, 34, who had been off...

Dear Mr. Pandy, You are trying to post to this NG but when trying to moderate it one finds it blank. Perhaps you have a problem your end? Regards, A.Mod Esq.

Hi, The various threads here got me to thinking about the law, motor vehicles and trailers. Just what is the legal position of a trailer? If I put one in a parking bay, do I have to buy a ticket? How could a parking attendent "get" me, if the trailer had no plates - or is it a requirement that it has a plate even

Due to the wonders of the money laundering regs, my co-director and I need to prove our identities pretty frequently. (We run a trustee company, so we have to do this whenever we set up a new bank account for a new trust, appoint an investment manager or even a lawyer, etc.) We are fed up with being without our driving licences, passports etc. What I want to do is provide a solicitor with both...

I would welcome advice or pointers to sources in the matter of a bank's liability to it's customers to investigate possible fraudulent use of a current account. The bank has so delayed the response to an earlier sequence of requests for original cheques to be passed to the police that the originals are now no longer available and the police investigation cannot proceed. Where can I find statute...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/berkshire/3893257.stm 2000 images including (according to the Daily Mail) two of boys having sex with adults (50yrs on 5yrs or 18yrs on 18yrs? It doesn't say). Then he hands his computer in for an upgrade! -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

Hi, My Landlord owns a few houses in my street. Because he was getting fed up with strangers parking in his driveways, (and to make yet more money), he contracted a private company to clamp cars illegally parked. The driveways are a bit of an oddity here in London as they each large enough to allow 3 cars to park side by side, on average 2 more than is needed by any households, so there is...

smicker wrote: Ipswich dock has always been accessible for cars etc but the owners wanted to build dandified apartments. They started off by putting a barrier across the road during the day time sometimes. A lad was riding a small motor cycle along there one night in September last year. He had no lights on the bike and was probably breaking a law too. He drove along the dock and the...

I am grateful to the Lawzone Newswire for this. Killing machines by Stephen Cottrell, 1 Temple Gardens It is very rare for a decision of an appellate court to refuse

Yesterday evening I was dining in an Indian restaurant. At the beginning of the meal the waiter placed a couple of poppadums on my table (without asking me if I wanted them) and I assumed that they were complimentary. When the bill came I saw that I had been charged for them. I wasn't bothered about it because they were nice poppadums and I would have ordered them anyway if they hadn't been...

Hi, I want to register an internet domain name which uses the same wording as the name of a local newspaper. They have a website already in the format nameofnewspaper.co.uk and I wish to register a domain name in the format name-of-newspaper.co.uk. If I buy this domain and proceed to develop a site at that address, would they have any power in law to require me to give up or surrender...

We are currently in dispute with our neighbours over a boundary. We have received a letter from their solicitors threatening to take us to court. All our deeds, our neighbours deeds and their other neighbours deeds show the boundary is a straight retaining wall which our neighbours garage abuts. However, the filed plan at land registry shows a curved red line and it is this error at Land Registry...