Mr LARRY PERSON
What is considered "harassment"?

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Mr LARRY PERSON
What is considered "stalking"?

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urgent
How do I get married when my court conditions say I cant have no contact with the person I want to marry we also have a child together and I'm also on probation, how do I get married without getting trouble?

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Miss chandishwari devi
What is the limitation period for declaration of title?

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Miss chandishwari devi
Whether temporary injunction can be granted against true owner?

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toxie
One sister is executrix of mother's will; the other is an alternate. Both went with mu mother to have will made. In the will, the executrix is exempt from 1) filing an inventory of the estate, 2) making any accounting to any court and 3) obtaining any order, decree or process form any court. Could this executrix be removed having given possible influence in writing of the will and can I, as heir, make her show an inventory of all assets of estate? there are five siblings that are to get an equal share of the estate.

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Mrs Ingrid Mills
Which one of the following courts serves as the controlling authority as to whether a certain state law violates an individuals right to free speech under the first amendment:

The trial court, the supreme court, the federal district court, or the supreme court.

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Stephen a resident of Soldierpeta of vsp, lodged a complaint in the police station against the Visakhapatnam port trust authorities on the ground that they are causing nuisance to him by dumping large quantities of carbon, sulphur. The police refused to register the complaint, then he lodged a complaint to the Magistrate by way of private complaint. After the due enquiry the Magistrate dismissed the complaint. Aggrieved by the order of the Magistrate he approached the Green Visakha Organisation controlled by a society registered by the registration Act. Green Visakha approaches a lawyer for a council for filing a Public Interest Litigation. What will the content of the case as well the relevant case related to the same?

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stan
I was sued for limo service in which I forgot about, and was willing to refund the customer, customer said no! I want more. The customer stated under oath that caterer, antique car service and reception hall all charged him 2 extra hours, I visited each of these service locations and found that customer lied to the court, what can I do? because this was in small claims court. The judgement was against me, so, can I bring criminal charges for perjury? thanks!!!!!!!!

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Mr charl theron
Negligent misstatement

Please help, this is a uni assignment, I need a few experts to give me advise on this.

Amy is an accountant who works for a large firm of city accountants, AST. At a social gathering with clients, she meets a personal assistant, Bertie, who works for a client. Keen to make an impression, so that Bertie might ask her for a date, Amy tells him all about a company, PD, that is about to be listed on the stock exchange. She tells Bertie that she believes PD is a " Bad cart" investment. Bertie takes her advice, only to lose a large amount of money as the share price falls dramatically a week later listing.

Amy had prepared the audited accounts for PD that were published on listing. They contained a financial error in respect of intellectual property capital (which was valued at $5 million, whereas the true figure was $2million). This was due to Amy's failure to comply with accepted accounting procedures. When the error becomes public knowledge, a week after listing , PD's share price falls substantially.

Having read the accounts on the first day of trading, ZCT Ltd (a minority shareholder) decides to launch a take over bid by buying more shares. A week after completion of the deal the share price falls, causing ZCT,Ltd substantial losses.

Diana, a keen amateur investor, reads the audited accounts, obtained from Companies House. She also reads the company prospectus. Diana invests £5,000 on the first day. She losses half her investment by the beginning of the second week

Advise Bertie, ZCT and Diana.

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Mr charl theron
Hi I'm studding law and this is one of my assignment questions, When I was un-employed I borrowed £100 from my friend, I said that I would pay him back on a certain date, in the mean time I found a job as a chief, I then offered to my friend that I would prepare dinner for him and his girlfriend, he agreed but he did not know that I found a job yet, i then went out and got all the ingredients and expensive wine, but a few days before the dinner he said that he don’t want the dinner any more and would like his £100 back, Please advise me with this problem.

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wellington
Can a blood sample be taken without my permission by a police surgeon?

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Miss beautie Ade
The European Community enacts Directive 01/222 on 1 January 2006 (fictitious) that gives the rights to male employees to claim a one-month period of paternity leave after their partners have given birth. The United Kingdom has announced that they will not be bound by that directive as a 2005 Fathers Rights Act (fictitious) provides for paternity leave of 2 weeks; any more time, the UK claims, would be unnecessary and detrimental to British companies.

Four friends, whose partners happen to be pregnant, ask you to act as their solicitor. Andrew works for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Joshua, an Indian citizen, works for Uxbridge Council. Joshua is married to Christine, a French citizen who is unemployed but was looking for work before she got pregnant. Robert also works for Uxbridge Council. Finally, Simon, an Italian, works for Barclays Bank.

Christine gets really annoyed with the decision of Uxbridge Council not to give her husband one month’s paternity leave. She discusses her feelings with Joshua and the angrier they get, the more radical options they come up with; eventually, they decide to set the Uxbridge Council building on fire ‘in order to teach them a lesson’. The police arrest both of them and they are now worried in case they are deported.

Advise Andrew, Joshua, Christine, Robert and Simon on their rights

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Miss yvonne scott
I work for a hotel in Columbus Ohio. At the end of every shift we are to count the drawer and make a drop, leaving the drawer with $250.00. I did so last week and left my drawer $0.08 over. After close of shift I had not touched the drawer. When 2nd shift came in and counted the drawer it was $20.00 short. My manager told me that he was going to take it from my pay. I asked him to check the cameras and my paper work and my drop. He did so and found nothing but is still taking it out of my check. I am not the only one that has access to the drawer. It is never locked so anyone has access to it. I am not the only this has happened to. I was not told at hire date that if our drawer was short that it would be deducted from our pay, nor did I sign anything agreeing to such an action. Is this legal?

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Miss naz begum
Critically assess what constitutional and political ideas are raised in the controversy over the nature of judicial interpretation.

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Miss naz begum
Explain, with reference to case law and statute, the circumstances in which a contract of employment may be terminated without a dismissal having taken place.

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Miss naz begum
Consider critically, in the light of different theories, whether it can ever be right to overthrow the state. Would it make a difference if the state is that of another country from your own?

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Miss lina abuodha
What are my legal responsibilities when I have an accident on the road?

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 Claudette Thomas
What can a person do if they are constantly being picked up by the police and put on false charges, what can they do?

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thomeo
Hello,

I am a law student looking tutors to help me get a First. I am on the GDL. Can you help, maybe?

Regards,

Thomas Anderson

thomeo2000@yahoo.com

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If a customer files a civil lawsuit against a business and want to ask the manager of the business a question under oath before she is called as a witness at trial. What should this customer do?

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Federal agencies may exercise only the power delegated to them by what?

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A victim of slander could file a lawsuit based on what law?

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Miss chloe B
If someone left a will saying "I leave my car to my brother" and they didn't say which brother and there were two brothers. What happens, do they both get the car or does the gift lapse?

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Mr parv singh
What is the name of current or recent case of high court of Australia?

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Ms Aruna K
We got separated seven year back after 3yrs of marriage. We have a son living with me. Is our marriage still legally valid according to Christian Marriage Act in India??

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Mr rajiv kasawar
One cannot define intention and recklessness for all criminal law purposes because whether the accused has intent or reckless depends on the particular conduct of that person and the particular circumstances of the alleged offence, and to some degree the particular individual. Is this correct?

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Mr ahmad dahlan
How effective are non-legal measures?

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Mr C May
An office block which was built to shell and core, is occupied by a firm of computing consultants, on a 25 yr lease with provision for rent review every five yrs. The rent review clause provides that the revised rent should be:

'a sum agreed between the parties on the same terms as the lease save those as to user and rent'. The company are in financial difficulties and are considering vacating the premises. the rent review process is about to commence.

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HAWK4295
Why do we have law?

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Mr mahesh yaranal
What is capital punishment?

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cashew
Define a criminal action?

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Mrs alicemarria 
What is the difference between terms and conditions and end user license agreement (EULA), as both serves the same purpose why both are uploaded in software sites?

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Worp
Have any rulings or legal changes occurred as a result of the Innocence Project revealing that by far the majority of false convictions investigate and exposed by them have been due to faulty eye-witness testimony?

If not, and assuming consensus says there is cause for action here, who should receive a very necessary and well deserved severe lambasting?

Worp

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Ms Angela Millington
If a lender wants you to assign an appraisal to them for the same borrower who backed out with another lender, what is the correct thing to do?

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Miss roxanna bi
What are the aims of the law?

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Miss roxanna bi
Why do we have law?

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If a trainee surveyor gives an opinion of value on the home of his friend is he responsible if it is not right?

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Miss lulu zhang
This premises is a hairdresser’s shop and has recently been bought by Dotty. She intended to open immediately but on the day she took possession this proved impossible because the vendors had taken the seating and hair dryers which had all been securely bolted to the floor. They have also taken the mature potted palm trees and antique wooden bench from the entrance to the shop. She had intended to use this seating for waiting customers. Dotty went to an auction and bought some new chairs but the auctioneer has since telephoned her to say the original owner was his grandmother who has changed her mind and wants the chairs back.

Dotty had tried to begin clearing the back garden but this also proved impossible because her new neighbour Oscar flew a model aeroplane in circles above her head. Oscar occasionally took a break from flying his model aeroplane and then took to firing air-gun pellets at Dotty’s dog.

Dotty arranges for Electricks, a local company to provide a quote on re-wiring the premises. Gus, an employee of Electricks attends with Bert. He leaves a quote for the proposed work with Dotty it includes the statement that:

‘Electricks will only accept liability for electrical defects arising within the 2 month period following the contractual completion date.’

During the course of their inspection Gus finds a gold necklace which he keeps. The necklace is worth some $50,000 and the following people all believe they are entitled to it: Gus, Bert, Electricks, Dotty and the wife of the previous owner of the house.

Identify all the relevant legal issues in the above problem question?

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Miss lulu zhang
Both Minnie and Tom and two other students (Jack and Jim ) share this house. They are also members of a rock band and usually play in the student bar each Friday night. Last Friday another student told Jim that his guitar playing was dreadful and that the Martin guitar he was playing was stolen from his friend Stan, who really knew how to play. He showed Jim a photo of Stan playing the Martin guitar.

Jack has aspirations to be a writer. He frequently talks to Gilbert, the oldest person on the street, and has written down many of Gilbert’s life stories. He would like to publish the stories in a book but Minnie has told him he cannot do this as the copyright belongs to Gilbert. Some time ago Jack went to a local television station and told a producer there of his idea for a television series on a group of students living in a house. Jack suggested that a TV camera be set up just to watch what happened. The producer told Jack it was a stupid idea but has now gone on to launch a very successful series based on Jack’s idea.

Identify all the relevant legal issues in the above problem question.

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Miss lulu zhang
Sue borrowed a lawn mower from her neighbour Larry. The mower is old and does not have a safety guard on it. Larry warns Sue she should wear safety glasses to protect her eyes because, without the guard, the blades may throw back stones. Sue forgets this and is struck in the eye by a stone.

Number 5 Xavier Street

The Beautiful Body Company has recently opened in this building. It specializes in body toning and gym equipment. One of their products is a Trimwheel which they advertise in a popular women’s magazine and on the radio. The advert claims the Trimwheel will ‘trim and reduce body size in 21 days and suggests customers compare the Trimwheel with a rival company product.

Minnie is a part-time law student and also works as a receptionist for The Beautiful Body Company. She informs the company that they are in breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth). Minnie suggests that in future they advertise on the internet as this would reach a wider audience and that such advertising is not regulated by the Trade Practices Act.

Tom is a regular purchaser of products from the Beautiful Body Company, he recently bought a Trimwheel but it broke the very first time he used it. The Beautiful Body Company has told Tom he is not entitled to a refund.

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Miss lulu zhang
This premises is a hairdresser’s shop and has recently been bought by Dotty. She intended to open immediately but on the day she took possession this proved impossible because the vendors had taken the seating and hair dryers which had all been securely bolted to the floor. They have also taken the mature potted palm trees and antique wooden bench from the entrance to the shop. She had intended to use this seating for waiting customers. Dotty went to an auction and bought some new chairs but the auctioneer has since telephoned her to say the original owner was his grandmother who has changed her mind and wants the chairs back.

Dotty had tried to begin clearing the back garden but this also proved impossible because her new neighbour Oscar flew a model aeroplane in circles above her head. Oscar occasionally took a break from flying his model aeroplane and then took to firing air-gun pellets at Dotty’s dog.

Dotty arranges for Electricks, a local company to provide a quote on re-wiring the premises. Gus, an employee of Electricks attends with Bert. He leaves a quote for the proposed work with Dotty it includes the statement that:

‘Electricks will only accept liability for electrical defects arising within the 2 month period following the contractual completion date.’

During the course of their inspection Gus finds a gold necklace which he keeps. The necklace is worth some $50,000 and the following people all believe they are entitled to it: Gus, Bert, Electricks, Dotty and the wife of the previous owner of the house

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