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The cord had absolutely nothing to do with the generator failure. I assume this is a portable generator? In the US generators run at 3600 RPM to produce a current of 60 cycle per second. If your generator's main breaker kept tripping you were overloading the generator and you ended up with a...

Despite what the Judge posted I assume the utility company already has a granted easement. If they do the terms of what they can do on your property is already established. I suggest you ask for the a copy of the easement grant. You may not be able to stop the installation. But you can...

But you may have a problem getting an EIN for the same name.

You really know how to complicate your life over nothing. If you have property (a computer, a database, files or anything else you put it in a box and you either deliver it to the company or you send it back to them. It's that simple.

You're the kind of person that likes their cake and eats it. First you ask if you can stop an AP claim using retroactive permission. The answer is no and will always be no. Now you are saying that if you told your neighbor to stop using your property before the SOL had run but did not sue for...

There is no such thing as retroactive permission. The SOL for adverse permission in Missouri is 10 years. So if the neighbor has already used your property continuously for 10 years openly and adverse to your ownership, he/she has already met the requirements to file a claim. But if not 10...

It did during the duration of the PUA under the Cares Act from January 27, 2020 through to Sept. 4, 2021.

You can take the deduction because you paid for pizza and gave it to the church. It is an in kind contribution.

Did the county vacate the dedication or just pass the ordinance. Either way, accepting the dedication does not force them to maintain the dedicated roads.

1. yes according to the ordinance. It's not retroactively in my opinion. It's present day. 2. Very good but since a prescriptive easement is only established by a court or by a written and recorded agreement of both the servient and dominant estates. 3. Not that I can think of.

It could but why take the chance. Get an attorney.

Hire an attorney and Google res judicata. The case was already heard by a court and resolved. She doesn't get another bite of the apple.

I'm at a loss to understand what difference it makes if the garage was built with or without a permit. What do you hope to gain? The garage has been there for over thirty years. Your local tax jurisdiction knows it is there. You are very likely paying property tax on it and they don't seem...

Be careful of what you wish for. You may have opened a Pandora's box (or already have) with your inquiry into the permit. It's always best to leave sleeping dogs lie.

So if there once was a covenant that said you can have chickens on your property and then a zoning ordinance establishes agricultural zones where you can have chickens and your property is not in one of those zones, you can't have chickens.

Zoning laws (or code) are codified as ordinances.

The reason I posed the question is because of OP posting the following: Sounds like a zoning issue to me. What once might have been a covenant between a seller and a buyer of property would be superseded by the passage of zoning laws established by a local jurisdiction or when the covenant is...

Are you confusing a covenant with zoning ordinances? Not the same by any means.

You obviously would have to go through a subdivision in your local jurisdiction and notify your lender that the application was filed. You would have to ask your lender what there policy is. I would doubt that your lender would allow the subdivision without satisfying the lien first and then...

I would have written the same post if you didn't.