By Clarapiere on September 8, 2010 In Law
A landmark compensation claim could force the Ministry of Defence to assess the care given to former soldiers. A former army bomb disposal expert won an accident compensation claim against the government. The claim was based on the fact that the ministry of defence were negligent in promptly diagnosing the soldier’s condition of post-traumatic stress disorder.
His solicitors successfully claimed that his condition would not have deteriorated so extensively, had the MoD exercised due care. Read More »
By Ashley Smith on September 8, 2010 In Law
Even if you have been convicted with a DUI charge it is possible that you escape jail time. Jail time is the worst penalty a convicted can expect. It is the worst punishment in every sense. Being imprisoned in jail means a tough time. Read More »
By Miriam Taylor on September 8, 2010 In Law
What is a Section 8 Notice to quit?
A ‘section 8 notice to quit’, also known as a ‘section 8 possession notice’. Generally, the section 8 route is used where there is some default on the part of the tenant. The most common type of default during the term of the tenancy will be non-payment of rent, but any breaches of the terms of the tenancy agreement can also precipitate possession proceedings (e. Read More »
By Erick Joh on September 8, 2010 In Law
Why Search Court Records?
Searching court records allows you to privately investigate anyone, and to learn the final judgment on any case. There are hundreds of reasons a person might perform a court records search, from uncovering information on a case brought against a friend or associate, to confirming that your fiance’s divorce is, in fact, final. Court records are some of the most comprehensive and credible public records available, which might explain why court house records are the most widely sought-after form of public record in the United States. Read More »
