When you are accused by the police of breaking the law, and the case is referred to the Magistrates Court, who conducts the prosecution? The Police or some other body? Alan

If I take out a new contract for £25 and buy the phone at their price to match tariff price of £149 and -- 1, I decide I don't want/like the phone can I send it back for refund and keep the contract.? 2, I decide I don't like the contract can I cancel the contract and keep the phone ? 3, If I cancel the contract I HAVE to return the phone as well for a

Being a conscientious aircraft engineer with more than 30 years experience I was surprised when in his defence for not paying the final invoice the president of the club concerned made three allegations of incompetency against me to the court six months after I had left the club. In the numerous e-mails/faxes I had written to the club after I asked whether the quality of my work was at question...

Here's the scenario: A owes money to B, on two separate accounts, 1 and 2. Account 1 has been in existence for over a year, account 2 was set up recently following a new transaction. A has an existing credit agreement with B regarding account 1 whereby the amount originally owed is being paid off in regular monthly installments, but the amount on account 2 is due immediately as this particular...

Is it OK for a director or shareholder to do some work for the company and submit an invoice for the work? Or is this the sign of some horrible fiddle at work? Daniele -- A multipart copy & paste encyclopaedia of popular music for you to keep 36. There are hardly any good songs about astronomy.

I received a fixed penalty notice for shop lifting does this now mean that i have a criminal record and if i was to apply for a job and did not disclose this could a company find out if they were to do a basic check. On the back off the penalty notice it does say that this is not an admission of guilt even if you pay the fine.

wrote in message ... Hello. I've had a spring clean. I spent a few hours listing on ebay various bits and pieces I found in my loft. A few hours later I had a message from ebay saying that "we thinks someone has hacked into your account and listed auctions without your permission, we have therefore deleted all the...

Hi, 1) Six students are sharing a house, including my daughter (Elaine). 2) It's an assured short term tenanacy, the tenancy is joint and several and a copy of the agreement is he http://www.studenthomes.net/stmt/student0405.pdf 3) Tenancy runs from 1st September to 30th June. 4) Tenancy agreements signed around June last year. 5) Emily decides isn't returning to University and finds a...

wrote in message ... I think you need to be brave to sue a solicitor though! Any advice would be appreciated. I have two parts to my complaint: 1. the advice given was wrong 2. the advice came after the IR deadline

On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:45:03 +0000, put finger to keyboard and typed: Hello. I've had a spring clean. I spent a few hours listing on ebay various bits and pieces I found in my loft. A few hours later I had a message from ebay saying that "we thinks someone has hacked into your account and listed auctions without your permission, we have therefore deleted all the...

My neighbour has had a conservatory built along side the wall dividing her back garden from mine. In the process this brick wall (which was approximately 5" high) was taken down but only rebuilt to a height under her new conservatory windows. What is more these windows are clear glass and so she now looks directly out into my garden! The deeds do show that the wall is her responsibility but is it...

On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:45:03 +0000, wrote: Hello. I've had a spring clean. I spent a few hours listing on ebay various bits and pieces I found in my loft. A few hours later I had a message from ebay saying that "we thinks someone has hacked into your account and listed auctions without your permission, we have therefore deleted all the auctions on your account".

wrote in : .... Any suggestions on what to do next? Yes, google the word "phishing" as you have already been advised to do elsewhere - not by me I hasten to add. --

Company 'Z' factors its invoices and sends out a standard assignment letter to each new customer and each invoice has an assignment notice on it. The owner and sole director of Company Z, *telephones* all the company's customers with outstanding debts and tells them that he's reassigned the debts to the company, or cancelled the assignment if you like. The debtors then pay Company Z direct as...

My Question: Who is liable for the behaviour of members of the public at meetings to which the public has been invited, if a member of the public punches someone? Some background: The Commission for Public and Patient Involvement in Health is set up to allow people to have a say in how local health works. They do this by having forums across the country. There are support organisations for the...

wrote: Hello, I hope someone here can help me? I had some problems with my accountant, which in turn caused some problems with the Inland Revenue. So I went to the solicitors in November. The IR had set a deadline for 13th January.

I'm administering the estate of a deceased person and trying to decide whether I need to advertise for creditors. Where this is deemed necessary it is recommended (by books) that two ads be placed, one in the London Gazette and one in a local paper. My local paper charges over £200 compared with the Gazette's £48. Would the Gazette ad by itself be sufficient to protect myself? Bachgennewydd

Recently as a pedestrian I was almost hit by someone cycling the wrong way down the pavement of a poorly lit one-way street with no lights. If I were hit, at the very least the person would have committed the offence of careless cycling, while I would say that in this situation it was indeed dangerous cycling. But neither these offences nor failing to give name and address are indictable, so...

Background: A neighbour (one of 6 flats in a block) has been served notice by our housing association for a breach of license by sub-letting. What is puzzling us is how the housing association obtained the names of the people sub-letting, one moved in as recently as a month before the notices were served. The only connection we can make is that the people sub-letting had each

Normally people change their names by Deed Poll but I read at http://anglicanhistory.org/scotland/ball_chinnery4.html of a case where the change was by Royal Warrant. It is referred to elsewhere http://www.londonancestor.com/newspaper/1882/0729/obituary-haldane.htm as "Royal Licence". Despite the word "Scotland" in the link, it refers to an English situation. What is the procedure for changing...