Do less depreciation amount from a claim of disaster is yours to keep?

No you can not claim land that is not yours. you could get in big trouble.You could maybe even start wars or fights if you do claim somebody else's land as yours. Lots of people could die and that would be very bad.

to claim something is yours. example: my staked his claim by saying the house was his

It is ethically wrong to claim something as yours when you are not the original owner of it. As far as the claiming of an answer is concerned, you need to describe about which website or system are you talking about.

A 'default judgment' is awarded to the plaintiff when the defendant does not appear in court to defend themselves against the claim. If the judgment was awarded to them in your absence, then you are required to obey the courts finding. Depending on what the claim was for, and in what amount, they may be able to seize, or place a lien against, property of yours equal in value to the claim they won.

To take land or to say that something is yours

A.loudB.unnecessaryC.very expensiveD.very steep

no, unless you are their legal guardian.

In most cases, after doing a temporary promotion for 3 months you claim the job as yours. However, you should also be keen on the terms that were provided before the promotion commenced.

Tecnically lost monies are supposed to be turned into the police department for a period of days to see if anybody can claim the bill. If nobody does, the bill is yours.

The maximum amount of the claim cannot exceed 5,000 dollars. The length of time you would have to wait for your case to be heard depends on how many cases precede yours on the Small Claims Court calender and how fast the court can 'hear' and dispose of them.

Yes, as long as you don't claim that it is yours. You can download videos at: keepvid.com

Your policy will have wording like, 'you must promptyly report ALL claims/accidents' it's a good idea to let your company know in case something goes wrong with the claim, comparative negligence assessed against you etc.

What would you file a claim for? The vehicle is not yours and it's a minor accident with no injuries, so you have no loss.

Call a local attorney for state specific advice.

Claim that its rightfully yours and suck on it in class until the teacher finds out it was actually her baby's ==''

You can claim a minerÕs land by producing the relevant documents that show that the land is yours without any reasonable doubt. Land claims are usually issued to control areas that are rich in minerals.

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If you purchased it or were given it, it is yours. If you found it and reported it to the police and nobody came forward to claim it (in most countries) it becomes yours after a fixed period of time. If you do not report it to the police it is never yours no matter how long you keep it. If you found it, and know who it belongs to and did not return it…

Generally, if their mother is not claiming the children on her federal tax return then you have the right to claim them on yours. The amount of support you pay may be an issue if your support is minimal and the boyfriend is paying for more than half of their financial support. You may need to file your own taxes as soon as possible to have your tax return on record first. There are variables…

It means you are accepting financial responsibility for the child at least until that child is eighteen years of age.

Yes. You can still use it at school concerts, but you can't use it for commercial things or claim it is yours.

Yes, unless his parents claim it because since you weren't married to him, it is not legally yours to keep.

Yes of course. The IRS receives a copy like yours of that info and looks for it on that years return.

The right amount is any, Just need legal papers to prove that is yours and how you have what ever big amount of gold is that you own.

I doubt it since his insurance is only for his car and not yours.

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If you have signed the birth certificate, then yes, that child is considered yours to support and claim. In some states, you can pay for that child if you provided support or let that child take on your name.

In any case you get your money don't you? If the insurance company paid the principal of your loan than that means you don't have to so the money you would have paid is now yours...just as if the insurance company had cut you a check. Remember, until the loan is paid off the lender's claim to the property is superior than yours. If you are not going to use the money to repair the…

If the child is not yours the paying parents or if the amount of payment is too much.

If you have been "taking care" of the property by agreement or permission you cannot make a claim of adverse possession. If you have been using the property continuously, openly and contrary to the rights of the owner then you may have a claim. You should consult with an attorney who specializes in real estate law in your area if you think you have a claim. You need to know how to perfect your claim…

If you support this child then you should be able to however you should seek legal advice that is relevant to your local area.

Whose attorney? Yours? No, he waits for the creditor to file a proof of claim. The creditor is supposed to send him a copy, but somehow they often "forget."

over the house yes, over the child...maybe not so much.. specially if the child is not yours.

No it is considered stolen if someone currently has something of yours in their possesion without your permission.

Yes, you can. However, ultimately it is the at fault party's insurance company that will pay for the claim. In such a case, you will file a claim under your collision coverage and be subjected to the deductible. Once the claim is settled, your company will subrogate the loss with the other company(i.e. get reimbursed). Once that happens, you will be provided your deductible back. If you go through the at fault party's policy, you…

You should run the claim through your insurance first. The neighbor or their insurance company can come after you for damages.

It means that the cake isn't exactly yours (as it would be on your birthday), but you are going to claim and / or eat it anyway (like you would with your name on it).

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Based off of my research into this matter I have found that you do not have to sign the HIPPA form to file a claim. What this form does is it allows the insurance company to access medical records related to your claim directly from the health care providers that have them. If they do not have this form then only you have access to the records and the insurance company will have to reach…

No, they can be a recipe that you found in a cook book, a recipe obtained from a friend or relative, one you found in a newspaper or magazine, etc. You do have to be the one that does the actual baking, though, if you claim the product as yours. And you cannot claim it to be your own original recipe.

If you are referring to a stepson/stepfather relationship, LEGALLY he can never claim your son as 'his' unless he goes through the steps of legal adoption with the court. However, if you are referring to an income tax situation, if you are married to your husband, and your son is yours from a previous relationship, he CAN claim your son (as part of his immediate family) as a dependent on his tax return.

Okay sunshine, when was it ever a good idea to mix random stuff up and drink it? If I were you, I wouldn't drink that disaster of yours.

if the car that hit you from behind has insurace its his fault, for failing to leave enough breaking distance, even thought he was hit, u claim from him,, he claims from the car that shoved him and so on

sperm cell's amount is depend on the pressure yours. in my experience it measured as one tablespoon.try it if you dare!

A bar graph is useful for showing the amount of the items yours comparing. This is great for a survey too.

If you lost money you go to your local sheriff's office and tell them the amount you lost and where you lost it. If a person submitted that amount of money and told where they found it then tada! money 4 u!!

The main feature of borrowing from someone is that you agree to either give it back or replace it with a new one. You cannot claim that thing or money as yours since it is only being borrowed.

It makes no difference. It is still a valid claim, regardless if the other driver has the same insurance as yours. The same laws and regulations apply.

There is no law or statute of limitations regarding insurance claims. The limits are set by the policy, so read yours and see what the time limits are.

it depends on whose fault is it. if yours than around 8 months. if there's than probably 4 months.