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Civil rights are privileges and rights covered and governed by both federal and state laws. Violations of civil rights include discrimination based on race, sex, religion or sexual orientation.

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My Question is regarding Power of Attorney and it’s validity…

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Hi, My Question is regarding Power of Attorney and it’s validity pertaining to Karnataka Stamp Act. If a power of Attorney is issued by a person to his wife’s brother (Brother in law), what should be the stamp duty that … Continue reading →

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Transfer of power of Housing Soceity Secretary Can Secretary of an housing…

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Transfer of power of Housing Soceity Secretary Can Secretary of an housing society transfer his powers & duties to other person by giving power of attorney

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Selling a mobile home I sold a mobile home in $10,000.

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Selling a mobile home I sold a mobile home in $10,000. I made an agreememt with a notary where the lady agreed to pay $300 every month and be responsible since that day to pay the rent and utilities for … Continue reading →

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whether notice to quit is necessary for eviction of tresspasser pl give…

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whether notice to quit is necessary for eviction of tresspasser pl give citation

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Notice to quit Is there such a thing called a notice to quit ?

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Notice to quit Is there such a thing called a notice to quit ? If there is , is it when a boyfriend and girlfriend break up and one of them own the house that they live in, and they … Continue reading →

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