if a planning application is made by a third party does a notice have to be served on the legal owner?
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It depends on state and local zoning laws. Run a search for your local municipal code, it will probably be online.
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In the state of Maine it is the landlords responsibility.  I would assume it is there.  Call code enforcement and document that you have called by letting your landlord know by mail or letter (make sure it is written).
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My guess would be the more recent document unless the will violates a court order. The best determination would be made by a lawyer.
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a 3 day notice is served by the landlord BEFORE any proceedings have begun.  it is an attempt first and for most to collect money.  they must show the judge they attempted and that is the attempt.
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It is possible and common to get a continuance without the consent of the other side.  What should not be possible, however, is for the attorney for one side to go into court to ask for such a continuance without first giving notice to the other side that he intends to do so, and when he will do so.  If the date is no good for you, you should tell the court that the request was made without notice to you, and request a new hearing to reschedule.
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Personally, I would get a lawyer involved in a sale by owner transaction. Are there disclosures you should be, but are not revealing. The attorney will make sure you are covered.
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A lot of planning departments put applications online.   A good idea is to browse them, then look at the objections written by professionals.\n\nRule no. 1 is stick to the points you ARE allowed to object on.   There will be literature explaining those, and there are a great many of them.   Couldn't say what grounds would apply here; it depends partly on what you want - to keep the post office or avoid the takeaway?   \n\nInstinct says that objecting to a planning application on the grounds that you want to keep your post office won't work - the planning system is not in charge of Royal Mail, and it is to them that you need to take your concern.   \n\nIf the takeaway is going to have late night strippers, bouncers and fights outside it, you could object on those grounds.   Again, instinct says that unless you can demonstrate that the problem will be serious (and a takeaway does sound fairly innocuous from this distance) you won't win.
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the party in a lawsuit or other legal proceeding who makes a motion (application for a court order or judgment).
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You are probably referring to a "quit-claim deed." It is a legal document transfering all ownership rights to another person.\n\nSee an attorney to make sure it is prepared and filed properly.
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The board represents the owners of the building.\n\nAt first glance it appears that they are suing the developer for failing to disclose issues with the building due to the need for a loan corresponding with the lawsuit against the developer.\n\nGet more involved with you association. That's the best advice I can give you.
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You must have the permission of the property owner to post a sign on his property.  When the judge sentences you, he will take into account the fact that the chalk is not permanent.
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No, just add a statement as to what should happen should they not be in agreement to an issue not addressed in your will.   Like the courts can make  a determination as to the disposition of the asset if no agreement is made between the executors
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You have to review your contract. Notice is not required without one, however, there may be penalties if you have signed one.
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you would have to consult an attorney familiar with the Ontario laws.
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If planning permission is refused by the local authority one can appeal to An Bord Pleanála (Planning Appeals Board), their decision is absolute.\n\nhttp://www.pleanala.ie/
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Well that depends.  Assuming you are in NYC (I am citing here because there are tons of case laws, the rules are reasonably refined), generally the city is NOT liable unless someone notifies the city a dangerous condition in writing prior to the injury. And perhaps this is the case everywhere in the US cities.\n\nAn exception to this notice requirement has been litigated based on a theory that the danger was apparent to the city that the city did not need the notice to realize such existence of dangerous condition.   HOWEVER, the recent case ruled that only such an exception applies to the case where the city itself made such a dangerous condition, i.e., city constructions ...
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They are suing you for damages you have already caused them. Your formal notice is the notice for you to appear in civil court. A cease and desist letter is often used by companies who, for their own reason are not interested in taking legal action, should you stop what you doing and cause them no more injustice.\n\n"How should I have known" is an unacceptable defense. It is your duty to know the laws regarding any industry in which you wish to enter into business.