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     can property be recovered?

     Thank you so very much for your response. I'll seriously consider making an offer to reimburse my niece her investment, although it may have devalued a seriously valuable antique. I should say, in addition, that family relations are already strained as this was not a first incident. Many...

     • cldbwin
     • Post #5
     • Jan 23, 2005
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     can property be recovered?

     My son's father & sister were both witness to the piece being given to my son, who was a baby at the time. Also, my niece admitted that it belonged to my son when we discussed the way it was wrapped when her father gave it to her. I don't know how to prove it wasn't abandoned except to say...

     • cldbwin
     • Post #3
     • Jan 22, 2005
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     can property be recovered?

     What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? N.J. Several years ago my sister & her husband suggest I store some of my belongings in their garage as I had apartment with no space. Most belongings were returned over the years, but some articles...

     • cldbwin
     • Thread
     • Jan 22, 2005
     • Replies: 5
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     chemical bomb in hotel restaurant

     The fire cheif, who refused to disclose his name or badge id, did offer a list of chemicals to which we were exposed. I haven't spoken with my doctor yet.

     • cldbwin
     • Post #4
     • Nov 28, 2004
     • Forum: Environmental & Toxic Torts
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     chemical bomb in hotel restaurant

     What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? New Jersey A group of us were in a cocktail lounge of a major chain hotel where we were guests. Next to the bar was a restaurant. The bar suddenly filled with smoke. We, with all occupants of the bar and hotel lobby, evacuated the...

     • cldbwin
     • Thread
     • Nov 28, 2004
     • Replies: 16
     • Forum: Environmental & Toxic Torts
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     Unshelled nut

     I misunderstood the value of this forum. Apparently, so called "senior members" have no authentic legal background or interest other than to ridicule sincere inquiries. What a shame, it appeared this was a forum for some intellegent input, not childlike quips.

     • cldbwin
     • Post #3
     • Sep 8, 2004
     • Forum: Dangerous or Defective Products
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     Unshelled nut

     undefinedWhat is the name of your state? New Jersey I purchased a can of Planter's Fancy Nut Mix shelled nuts. While snacking, I bit into a filbert which had not been shelled, breaking a tooth. I contacted Planter's, a division of Kraft, and they sent a representative to my home to retreive...

     • cldbwin
     • Thread
     • Sep 8, 2004
     • Replies: 16
     • Forum: Dangerous or Defective Products