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The modern phrase “finders keepers, losers weepers” means that whoever finds property or chattel is entitled to keep it. Nevertheless, some states may have different laws. “The laws usually require that a person who finds money … turn it over to the local police” (Baldwin). According to the traditional ethical standards regarding lost and abandoned property or finding money, Patricia should not have kept the money. On the contrary, she should have tried to find the owner and only kept the money if

Discourses have powerful social effects and can empower some, while marginalizing others. In the texts Lost Property and Muriel’s Wedding the dominant discourse is relationship. The audience is positioned to see Josh Tambling from Lost Property as having tough relationships as he is the one who is expected to pull through. While Muriel Heslop from Muriel’s Wedding is portrayed as unreliable and selfish as the story is told. In the early stages of both texts it is obvious that Josh and Muriel have

dilapidating property? Managing your possessions properly is one of the hardest tasks you will have to face during your life time. In fact, it is even harder than taking care of your own menacing kids. The severe damages your possessions are likely to encounter can sometimes be irreparable or sometimes cost you a lifetime. Will there ever be a way to put an end to this churning and burning question that is stuck inside your mind and pops up whenever you see the neglected and abandoned property of yours

Irene has passed and though the extent of the damage is still being assessed, we know many thousands have been affected by flooding, wind damage, power outages, mass evacuations and more. There has been loss of human and animal life and extensive property damage. As rescue professionals work to determine the impact, and our country ultimately reviews the preparations and the response, we must pause to remember another disaster that began six years ago today – Hurricane Katrina. This quote was really

Florida’s Economic Failure Florida can be a beautiful place to live, work, and play and from the outside looking in, it looks like the perfect place to raise a family. The state of the economy in Florida is far from perfect and many of the middle to lower income families that often relocate to Florida hoping for a better life, often struggle to maintain a place to live and a decent wage. Florida residents are struggling to maintain a basic standard of living with the housing market and low wages

storage boxes reviewed. FORUM should retain keys for all unused self-service storage boxes. Missing keys could result in boxes being unavailable for member lease. Additionally, contents could be left from previous box owner violating Indiana abandoned property requirements. Lastly, the box could currently be in use resulting in possible legal disputes. Action Plan: The branch completed a self-service storage box review on July 10, 2013 and was aware of the missing keys to the boxes. However

activity. It was one of the wealthy cities produced auto industry, but is now the largest city in American history faced bankruptcy ( ). Detroit had a huge migration problem after bankruptcy which led to vacant properties and this assume to be solving by urban agriculture and new enterprise. Migration is one of the problems that happened in Detroit after bankruptcy. Detroit was an industrial city until 1950. The population had reached 1.8 million people (

The strategic planning process is entering the study and analysis phases. This process involves the first phase of seeking stakeholder feedback. The findings will be reported to the Town Council in October. 905 Church Street Update (Carrington Property): The seller was not able to provide a clear title for the two parcels. The Town sent the owner a purchase cancellation notice and requested repayment for the earnest money. Parking Enforcement: Active enforcement of the new parking ordinance

3.1 Economic Impact of Nuclear Energy The primary reason that people intend to build a nuclear power plant is the cost of nuclear energy. The number of nuclear power stations increased dramatically during the first oil crisis. During that time, the nuclear energy is taken as a substitution of fossil fuels with reasonable cost. Governments were afraid that the high oil price in the future would affect economics, especially for those industrialized countries who have a lack of natural resources such

common clauses to be aware of when reviewing a residential lease contract include: Right to repair and deduct. Tenants have the right to occupy a habitable premises. If the landlord fails to make basic repairs to maintain the habitability of the property, the tenant may repair damages and deduct the amount from the rent owed to the landlord. Any lease agreement that prohibits this right is unenforceable. Eviction procedures. A clause that retains a landlord’s