Or, just bump this thread to the top! Lolol!

Nah, man. Like the others have informed, without the vehicle's (duplicate) title listed you as the legal lienholder, you wouldn't be able to take possession of the vehicle, even if I paid you tp do...

The sad thing is yes. Your employer can terminate you for admitting to the anesthesiologist about your use of marijuana. Your employer can terminate you for appearing to be under the influence of...

This is definitely a spot-on answer that I would take to the grave with me. Arguably, leaving your vehicle or belongings with anyone to work on is already a risk being taken. Want to reduce the risk?...

Permission

Are you receiving mails under your name at your parents' house?

Do you have an opinion on whether OP should have declined the reassembly of his car or whether his mechamic should have received the correct part before disassembling the vehicle?

I know I am late on this since the Service and Repair subsection of the Cars and Dealerships section is my favorite and I have years of automotive technology experience, but I am going to ask some...

Most auto insurance providers do not cover human errors under voluntarily parting of the vehicle to a service provider. In case this is true for your insurance provider, you may either go after the...

Since I am more knowledgeable about cars, especially Toyotas, familiar with doing oil changes, and experienced with this type of legal matter, I will try to help out here.


Within the last seven...

Catmad had asked me of what I was asking above.



Another best answer said. 100!

Another question, when the tenant appeals the Magistrate court eviction, within seven days, to superior court...

I am asking can a landlord commit perjury against the tenant in a eviction proceeding?

Can a landlord perjure a tenant by making a (knowingly) false reason on a dispossessory
action?

I wish you had done that in your first reply. LMAO!

And you see why my question has been repeated.

This answer and that of Taxing Matters are the best. Now, what if the landlord/parent chooses to give a reason, but the reason becomes false and the tenant/adult child denies the false reason? So,...

This is not about me.

I thought Georgia is (also) a tenant friendly state. What if the landlord/parent chooses to give a reason, but the reason becomes false and the tenant/adult child denies the false reason? So, the...

Thank you! What if the landlord/parent chooses to give a reason, but the reason becomes false and the tenant/adult child denies the false reason? So, the landlord/parent is allowed to give a false...

My second question is this: Can a judge award the parent an eviction against the adult child, without the parent providing evidence to that judge to prove the reason of eviction (OCGA 44-7-58) and to...

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Georgia

Does a landlord or home-owning parent have to give a thirty or sixty-day notice to a tenant or his/her adult child at will or at...

So would "self-help eviction" or "refusal to accept monies for monthly rent" not be defenses for evictions absent a lease?

What are examples of appropriate notices?

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Georgia

Are there any successful tenant at-will or at suffrance defenses an employed adult child can use against a homeowner parent who is...

Agreeably, MrKnowItAll and you have hit the nails on the head.

No, there's nothing unclear. I just want to know what is meant by "brief the court". It means to "convince the court". Am I right?

May you elaborate on this?