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How legal in KY is a will your mother had your sister draw up that does have a notory seal?
If the will meets the statutory requirements for Kentucky, there is no problem with it.
Pic of seting up a bow?
http://www.radnorforesters.co.uk/tutorial.php
How do you unlock the Panasonic tv time seting?
on the remote control there's a boton ''wake up '' press on it and unlock the time setting :)
How do greek people make their money?
By joining plays, seting up markets, selling animals and their belongings, and chariot races. And, attending to spas
Why did farmers join cooperative and granges?
Cause they didnt have anything better to do
What did the national grange set up to make farmers self sufficient?
The natioal Grange encouraged their self-sufficiency by seting up cash-only cooperatives. Oneisha F Academy of Warren
What is the meaning of statutory education?
the meaning of statutory involves all the organisations that are set up, controlled and funded by the government. For example public school and NHS run hospitals. The statutory sector is funded by people who pay taxes and national insurance etc.
How much did it cost to start up tesco the supermarket?
£0 pence
What was the shopping games called on CBBC's level up?
supermarket dash
Is there a waiting period for a same-sex marriage in Connecticut?
There is no statutory waiting period in Connecticut, but some town clerks require that you pick up the marriage license the following day, ostensibly for processing time. It should be noted that there is only one set of requirements for marriage, whether same-sex or not.
What types of banks offer certificates of deposit?
All banks do, it just depends on what type of an account you are seting up and wether or not it was offered to you. If you go into the bank and ask a consultant im sure they will help you.
Can you sue a supermarket if you find a key in my food?
If it is the supermarket's fault, sure, but you might have to go to the product's own manufacturer or packager. The supermarket itself can't always be held responsible for things found in packaged products. If a mouse got into a packet of cornflakes, while in the supermarket's warehouse, then the supermarket is responsible. If a worker at the packaging company dropped an item that ended up in the cornflake's packet, then that company is responsible.
