I am resigning as a trustee, to be replaced by someone else. Is it reasonable for the deed of resignation to include an indemnity for the outgoing trustee, and can anyone suggest some suitable wording please? GB

hi ive recently been involved in a small car accident in a supermarket carpark. i was reversing slowly out of a car space looking all around driving very carefully and suddenly there was a knock to the back of my car another car had driven into me. i got out to find a ranting lowlife going on about id ruined his car the damage was very minor as my cars bumper was just scratched (it is made of...

Roger wrote: I'm renting on a Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement. The initial 6 months is coming to an end and the landlord, through his agent, has issued me with a section 21 giving me notice to vacate 2 months after the initial 6 months is up. This has been issued some 3.5 months in advance as opposed to the minimum of 2 months. (He could have dated it...

"Roger" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm renting on a Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement. The initial 6 months is coming to an end and the landlord, through his agent, has issued me with a section 21 giving me notice to vacate 2 months after the initial 6 months is up. This has been issued some 3.5 months in advance...

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice on how to go about pusuing a debt of money that I'm owed, please. For background, I was a member of a 50-share lottery syndicate which was wound up some 18 months ago. I still have not been paid my share (which should amount to about 220 ukp). Having offered to help the executor get matters wrapped up, various discrepencies came to light and it began to look...

Does anyone know why parking wardens fix penalty notices to the offending vehicle, rather than posting them to the registered keeper (who is liable to pay them)? I can think of lots of good reasons for preferring the postal method tickets, and none for fixing them to the vehicle. -- PeteM

On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 11:20:03 +0100, Mike wrote: Serious question, from a legal standpoint... Is there anywhere in England, Scotland or Wales where one might purchase land/domicile and live there without any requirement to pay council tax? i don't know of any locations but it would have to be where no 'services' were provided, i.e. refuse collection, public roads, street lighting,

Hi all Can anyone clarify law on the following: 1. If an adult passenger in a car, doesn't use his/her seat belt, who is the one that gets fined, driver or passenger? 2. is the law regarding seat belts same for back seat passengers? 3. driver would be responsible for child passengers, is that correct?

If someone takes an image fom my website and copies it for use on theirs, that could be in breach of copyright. But what if instead of copying it, they just use an img src="" tag? Then they haven't copied it, they're just using it. Are they entitled to this, and could I stop them? I seem to recall some judgements in the past about dubious practices where one website simply presented the...

In message , Sharon writes if someone wants to register a death with the registrar of births and deaths what does one need to take with them, other than the form the hospital gives them? putting the three words documents registering death into Google and Searching UK sites only provides several sources of the answer. --

Final Hearing in family law case (Children Act) Is it reasonable to bring references to the final hearing in a Residency Dispute, perhaps to counter gaps in the CAFCASS investigation? Is permission necessary and if so should it be sought beforehand, or requested during the hearing?

A friend moved in to the home of her boyfriend approximately 4 years ago,with her two children. He has a variable-rate mortgage and it was never arranged to have the house as a joint mortgage, i.e., its still in his name. Sadly, the relationship has become rocky and the boyfriend has moved out to give them all space. He is feeling responsible for the split and has said that the girlfriend...

Hi I was just reading the FAQs for the tenantsfromhell website service and wondered whether, given the websites name, this question and answer stacked up - "Is it legal to do this? What about the data protection act? It is illegal to write derogatory or defamatory information about

Lets say that I know somewhere that traffic wardens (in an area where the parking enforcement is run by a private company) regularly park on double yellow lines to book cars. Would I be breaking any laws, or risking getting myself into any trouble, if I where to be there and take pictures of this happening and passing said pictures onto the council and the company employing the traffic wardens. ...

Quick question, and I hope a quick answer as time is of the essence. Obviously if it werent a sunday I'd ask my solicitor but if someone wants to register a death with the registrar of births and deaths what does one need to take with them, other than the form the hospital gives them? Nothing else is needed to register the death. Bit of background. My fiance's mother died...

Background: I operate a website which involves a lot of photography, primarily at local nightclubs and other such venues. I've had quite a bit of feedback on the site asking why I don't cover more Under 18s events. As a result, I've started advertising at local Under 18's club nights for volunteer 'reps' to write up reviews of the events that I'm obviously unable to attend myself. At the moment,...

A baby was born in Leicester to an Englishman and a Cuban woman. The child cannot have British citizenship because, although born in Leicester, under UK law a child takes the citizenship of its father only if the father is married to the mother. Neither can the child in this case have Cuban citizenship becuase, under Cuban law, Cuban citizens must be born in Cuba. Surely, in the 21st century...

Hi, Having noticed the earlier post of an article from the Ipswich Evening, I mailed the URL to someone I know.. He stated that whilst the issue of 'an instance of a law designed to inflict punishments on people without letting them have a proper trial' was important, the article concerned was not good for the purpose of highlighting the issue (presumably

I have been watching the "Cracker" TV series on DVD lately. Great show. But that made me wonder. Do police profilers really play that role of primary importance in some criminal investigations? I understand that those are fictional stories and they just focus on the main characters, of course, but the psychologyst's role stands out anyway, it appears to be crucial in certain cases, as opposite to...

Hi, I am UK based and I require a US attorney for copyright/trademark affairs. Can anyone recommend a US attorney? Thanks.