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by Kenda7 on May 28th, 2005
When a Website's terms of use, are in conflict with the law, who reigns supreme ? the terms of use, or the law, if the user complains?
by Andy81186 on May 13th, 2012
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I took a lawn chair I needed as I was passing by a house sitting by the trash but still on the lawn and was broken do you think I was right?
by CosmicWunderkind on May 10th, 2012
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Do you keep a GUN in/atop (or near) your bedside nightstand, where you can quickly grasp it in an emergency situation?
by Scorpio7 on May 12th, 2012
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Wouldn't it be better to legalize prostitution, drugs, and gambling, so that they could be regulated and taxed?
by Matt1969 on May 9th, 2012
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What r my rights? At a hotel, I hit a dog's face out of my crotch. Owner was mad at me & mgmt did nothing.
by gsepelmore1 on May 12th, 2012
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You're reading An ex-boyfriend owes me over $4000. He currently pays $100/mo. If I go to a lawyer and have his debt repayment "put in writing", will that protect me if he files for bankruptcy?
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Excellent point.
by Relsqui on June 7th, 2005
The document described won't help -- the credit card company had all that and more. Bankruptcy means you don't get paid.
by Aminor on June 30th, 2005
What you said about any document holding up is not true. If your boyfriend has a good lawyer, a "napkin note" will not hold.
by Zack Rabbit Slims on November 26th, 2005
Well stated...don't need attorney, sign, but notary sig is always good!
by LegalEagles on April 5th, 2006