What was the automobile originally used for?

What was the automobile originally used for?
The automobile was originally used for the same purposes that itmainly is in modern times, which is transportation. It was createdto be faster, to drive longer, and carry just as much if not morethan a horse and buggy.

What was London life like in the mid 1800's?

What was London life like in the mid 1800's?
stinky because people would have "chambers" that they would do their "buisness" in and after they were done they would throw it all on the street....
also because of the heads on the bridge.....

Need to know why my car is accelerating up and down when it is idleling?

Need to know why my car is accelerating up and down when it is idleling?
Idle air control valve Malfunction possible vacuum leak

how can i stop the trustee sale on my commercial property with out filing for bankruptcy

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how can i stop the trustee sale on my commercial property with out filing for bankruptcy

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There is a loan-reinstatement procedure described in Civil Code section 2924c which allows you to cure a default and reinstate your loan by paying all the arrearages, costs and penalties, and you may thus redeem up to five business days before the sale. 2924c is too lengthy to quote, but if there is any chance of raising enough cash to reinstate this way, you should get a copy on line or at a law library and read up. Otherwisethere are few options and none sure-fire.

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The short version of Mr. Whipple's answer is "pay enough to be current on the debt, or talk to a knowledgeable commercial bankruptcy attorney." I have to agree.

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I agree with Mr. Whipple and Mr. McCormick. I write separately to advise you to be wary of loan modification companies who tell you that the lender has agreed to postpone the trustee's sale. Many lenders are foreclosing anyway, and the Courts of Appeal are holding that a promise to continue a trustee's sale will only give rise to a promissory estoppel claim for money damages, and not grounds to set aside a trustee's sale unless tender of the amount due is made. The appellate courts have pointed out that the only viable way to get the lender to negotiate is in bankruptcy.

Hi, Sir/MaddenI was a contractor engineer associated with three companies, the customer, the primary contractor and the subcontractor. I did...

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Hi, Sir/Madden

I was a contractor engineer associated with three companies, the customer, the primary contractor and the subcontractor. I did not get the pay for my last day work over a year ago. After I worked for several hours, the customer company said that your contract was terminated yesterday. When I talked to the subcontractor company I got the paycheck from, they said that they only paid the money in terms of the customer proved timesheet even though I later got the email proof for my work from my supervisor with the custmer company. I tried to talk to the primary contractor. I did not get response. Now I want to go to small court to file a law suit to three companies to get the my pay back. However, since then, one thing was changed to the primary contractor company. The company was merged with another company and has used a new name. I would like to know if the company still hold the legal responsibility for what happened before it was merged with another company. Thank you very much. I appreciate your help.

Wayne Lu

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The only companies you need to be concerned with are the customer and the subcontractor. The prime contractor did not hire you or have any contract with you, and they did not get anything from your work since the customer did not pay. Leave them out of it, and you will save time and trouble. You can sue the subcontractor because legally you were working for them and they must pay you for your work. You can also sue the customer, because they got the benefit of your work and paid nothing for it. Stick to those two.

I just purchased a car which was 699.00 down.. she asked me how much did i have my mother and i told her we had 900 to go towards the down p...

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I just purchased a car which was 699.00 down.. she asked me how much did i have my mother and i told her we had 900 to go towards the down payment and the tags... Now they're telling me i have to pay 278 for tags but on theyre wall they have a sign saying if your down payment is 699.00 this includes tags and title. SO how do i owe 278? help me please

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Unfortunately, your contract controls. Review your contract to see what is in it.

person take money with no intent to render sevices can i press charges

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person take money with no intent to render sevices can i press charges

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You've given absolutely no details which leaves no way to answer you.