They probably have an express easement over your property with respect to the cable lines. Easements are granted for a specific purpose, and are limited by the purpose for which they are conveyed. Time Warner can use that easement in gross to work on the cable lines, but that's it. They can do anything they want with respect to working on/repairing the cable lines as long as that use of their easement does not interfere with the quiet enjoyment of your property.
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The U.S Constitution was a product of it's time, because it is so well established and covers everything the government and human race needed to settle on rights and politics and the governmental system, that it was worth all the time it took to create the constitution. - Victoria
Photography did not exist at the time of Elizabeth's reign, so portraits were the only way to capture the moment and the people of the times. As far as reliability, Elizabeth was a ruling Queen and as such, she wanted to be presented in the best possible light. It has been well documented that she requested to look like a strong, regal personality and wanted to look much younger than she actually was. If a painter could not fulfill these requests, they were not paid for their time or work, and the work would be quickly destroyed. So with regards to appearance, Elizabeth's portraits were most likely unreliable. But with regards to her ruling style and personality, they were most likely spot on. The best way to develop a true reliable image of Elizabeth is to read written accounts of her life and time spent as England's Queen.
Yes, Time Warner Cable, Inc. does give their employees domestic partner benefits, according to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Corporate Equality Index 2013, which gave them a 95% rating.
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You should contact the attorney who represented you at the time of your purchase. The title examination done at that time would explain any easements, rights, responsibilities and encumbrances that inure to your property. Those should have been explained to you at the time of purchase.
Easements do not have to be recited in your deed to be effective. Often a prior owner conveyed rights to an abutter or utility company and only the property description is carried forward in subsequent deeds. A full title examination should disclose easements and other rights that are not recited in the deeds in the chain of title. In fact, that is a main purpose of a professional title examination of real property. Sometimes, a title examination reveals that the utility or other entity claiming the easement does NOT have rights in the property. Discuss the problem with the lawyer or title company who represented you at your time of purchase.
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You need to check your deed for any easement rights that have been granted to the utility company. If there is a reference to any easement in your deed you need to go to the land records office and read that document to see what rights were granted. Many old easements did grant the utility companies the right to spray with chemicals and burn underbrush. If there is no easement referred to in your deed that doesn't mean an easement doesn't exist. You could try calling the attorney who represented you at your closing to see if the title examination done at that time revealed any easements that are not on the deed. You paid for that title exam and should have access to the information it contains. If that isn't possible then you need to have your title checked for easements. You could try to research it yourself at the land records office. The staff will usually help you to get started. If the staff isn't helpful then ask them to point out a professional title examiner who is working there at that time. You could approach them with your situation and hire them to do the research for you.
Those provisions should be set forth in the instrument(s) that created the easements. You should contact the attorney or title insurance company that represented you at the time of your purchase and request a copy of the original easement.
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The answers to the questions in the Time Warner aptitude assessment test for a Customer Service's Rep. are not available online. Some of the questions are time based where you have two minutes to answer each one.
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