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am currently reading through this huge docuemt - 700 pages and will update as i go through the sections but as a starter here are some of my notes so far below: Companies act part I - Private ltd companies no longer required to have a secretaries, it is now optional, but plc must have a secretary - All ltd companies - all communications including websites, footers of letter headed paper, faxes, emails, order forms must have the company registration number, place of registration and registered office address and it must be in legible characters. Failure to do so can result in a 1000 fine - Age limits for directors no upper limit but anyone under 16 will not be eligible and if they had been appointed before 1 oct 2008 they will cease to be directors and companies house will not notify - No longer statutory for private companies to have annual general meetings but they can if they want to - Every company must have one person who is a natural person, those companies set up where this is ...

I just wish I could go back 100 years and stop that rental dispute..

If you are buying a property in Spain, then I can help you out. Let me know.

I have also sailed in the same boat but it is really an easy step to find law offices but finding the one that has some potential to solve your problems is a bit of a task. There are several law services that can provide you with the needed consultation services and can assist you in the right direction..

There are quite a few ways that a homeowner can stop foreclosure. I thought I would list them here with some brief explanations. Loan Workout- A loan workout is when you negotiate with your lender any kind of plan that will benefit both you and the lender when you are delinquent or in default. This is a broad term used in the industry to cover the different options you may have such as a loan modification, repayment plan, short sale, forbearance plan etc. Loan Modification- This is when the lender modifies your current mortgage in order to work with you and make your mortgage more affordable. In the past this was only used when a borrower was delinquent but now it is being used before someone is delinquent. This will be the hottest term and way to help people avoid foreclosure. Forbearance- This is used most of the time, when a Notice of Default has been filed.

Hello all, Does anyone know much about legal rules for holding competitions in the UK? For example, I seem to recall that if there's no skill involved (eg. opening a can of Coke), then you have to allow people to enter without making a purchase (eg. by sending SAE), and things like that... Can anyone please provide a link setting out the legal rules for competitions held in the UK? Thanks Paul.

[quote]A lot of it is just marketing spin to be honest and I suspect this lot for example are probably just a division of a bigger company. [/quote] From Sheila's Wheels [url=http://www.sheilaswheels.com/small_print/car_insurance_terms_and_conditions/car_insurance_terms_and_conditions.html]small print[/url]: "The owner of this site is esure Services Limited." I agree it is just marketing, I doubt whether woman actually get a better deal when put head to head with others using insurance comparison sites..

... hmmm. Wasn't there a way to prevent other people from framing your site if you never ever want them to do that?.

PayPal has its problems. After a certain point, you just have to have faith that whoever you're dealing with won't cheat on you ....

[quote:8f326b35fa="rogerwilco"] Businesses often have important "intellectual property" that needs protection from competitors in order for the company to stay profitable. Because of the nature of intellectual property, a business needs protection in every jurisdiction in which they are concerned about competitors. businesses are subject to ongoing special regulation. A highly complex set of laws and regulations govern the offer and sale of investment securities (the means of raising money) in most Western countries. Local jurisdictions may also require special licenses and taxes just to operate a business without regard to the type of business involved. Some[/quote:8f326b35fa] Well, it's really about hiring a bunch of expensive lawyers ....