lestrat Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 Ok, why do old folks do this. We inherited a small plot of land and now that we want to sell itthese are the things we found out. -the deed of sale only states 160 sq. meters-the plot of land is around 190 sq. meters-the land title states we own around 400 sq. meters Why was it approved by the surveyors at that time with all these discrepancies?Now the neighbors wanna buy it coz they know we cant sell it to anybody kasi magulo at sakop sila sa 400 sq. meters sa land title.But binabarat naman kami. Whats gonna happen here?Anong masusunod dito? .....thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 Ok, why do old folks do this. We inherited a small plot of land and now that we want to sell itthese are the things we found out. -the deed of sale only states 160 sq. meters-the plot of land is around 190 sq. meters-the land title states we own around 400 sq. meters Why was it approved by the surveyors at that time with all these discrepancies?Now the neighbors wanna buy it coz they know we cant sell it to anybody kasi magulo at sakop sila sa 400 sq. meters sa land title.But binabarat naman kami. Whats gonna happen here?Anong masusunod dito? .....thanks in advance. Medyo magulo ang kwento mo. You say you have a land title. In whose name is the land title registered to? Who are the parties in the deed of sale? Who is selling 160 sq. meters? Who is buying? And is the 190 sq. m. you are referring to the land which was bought? Quote Link to comment
t0mmy vercetti Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 How is the processor being phased out related to just checking whether or not the processor is burned? To find out, you just have to take off the fan and the heat sink and see if there are scorch marks on the processor. If there is, then sad to say but you will have to replace your CPU. They just want you to buy a new CPU immediately which is why they don't want to check the condition of your CPU. :grr: i had examined every part of it and i can't find anything suspicious, maybe i just have to buy a fan and a power supply and fix it myself na lang. thank you so much bro. Quote Link to comment
ElRey Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 Tommy Vercetti take it to Max Saver on Shaw near capitolyo, they were able to help me with a similar problem... (it was the motherboard in my case)... or the guys there will be able to point you out to where to go... Sometimes, I find even Gilmore shops are a total rip off Quote Link to comment
blueboy Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 Guys I have a small problemI downloaded a movie sa net..Encrypted siya twice.. First I extracted the zip file and I got 20 rar files like cd01.r01,cd01.r002 etc.. I saw na VCD image files ung laman nung rar.. Pls help namanKasi after like 20%, nag problem the file is corrupt daw..Ang tagal ko dinownload pano i recover to? Pde paba to may pag asa pa ba?What program should I use? Any way? thanks! verify first if others have downloaded the movie and subsequently un-RARed it successfully (and actually watched it). if they say they have, and you trust their word, then there's no other solution for you but to download the movie again. Quote Link to comment
jake_roxas Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 just have it resurveyed first. Ok, why do old folks do this. We inherited a small plot of land and now that we want to sell itthese are the things we found out. -the deed of sale only states 160 sq. meters-the plot of land is around 190 sq. meters-the land title states we own around 400 sq. meters Why was it approved by the surveyors at that time with all these discrepancies?Now the neighbors wanna buy it coz they know we cant sell it to anybody kasi magulo at sakop sila sa 400 sq. meters sa land title.But binabarat naman kami. Whats gonna happen here?Anong masusunod dito? .....thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
jake_roxas Posted October 24, 2006 Share Posted October 24, 2006 Great that's good to know. So is there a decent and effective lawyer out there who will take my case with minimal charges due to my tight budget? how long should i expect the annulment process to take? Also, what about the kids? should i include the adoption in the annulment process or will it extend my wait time? tnx man! a friend of mine has graciously agreed to take your case. will pm you his contact details for you to make the arrangements. Quote Link to comment
t0mmy vercetti Posted October 25, 2006 Share Posted October 25, 2006 Tommy Vercetti take it to Max Saver on Shaw near capitolyo, they were able to help me with a similar problem... (it was the motherboard in my case)... or the guys there will be able to point you out to where to go... Sometimes, I find even Gilmore shops are a total rip off thank you very much for the info. i'll visit the place this weekend. can i have the exact location sir? Quote Link to comment
M16A2 Posted October 25, 2006 Share Posted October 25, 2006 If your partner is below 26 years old, the ground would be getting married without the consent of the parents (altho the question would now be "who forced her to get married when she reached 18?"), otherwise, this would have to be under Art. 36 for "psychological incapacity"). The first ground would be annulment, the second declaration of nullity. For the first, you would be needing a handwriting expert (either PNP Crime Lab or NBI) to prove the signatures of her parents were forged, for the second a psychiatrist to prove the incapacity of her husband. Di ba psych incapacity should be incurable as part of the jurisprudential guidlines of the same? Quote Link to comment
_Pabling Posted October 25, 2006 Share Posted October 25, 2006 thank you very much for the info. i'll visit the place this weekend. can i have the exact location sir? or pwede ring bumili ka nlng ng cooling fan tas kaw nang magreplace. bsta siguraduhin mo lang na yung bibilhin mo is compatible dun sa ipapalit mo na proc just in case burned out na nga PCU mo. HTH Quote Link to comment
cato_valdemor Posted October 26, 2006 Share Posted October 26, 2006 i need your expert advice here....here's d storynabangga kc ako s q.c. s intersection ngyari. may kasama ako at that time kya sya ung tinignan ko muna. ung driver ng nakabangga s akin akala ko tatawag ng taxi... kya lng d n bumalik. iniwan nya ung kotse s daan. then a few minutes may dumating n 2ng mama, then un may ari ng kotse kc s kanya nakarehistro ung sasakyan. in other words ung driver ng sasakyan at that time ay hindi may ari ng kotse. so ngpunta ako presinto para bgay statement..d nxt day tawag ako s may ari ng kotse ng nkabangga s akin. parang walang 2long n ibibigay. i tried to convince n off the court settlement n lng para d n magastos, eh sbi nya i-file ko n lng. mayabang kausap ung may ari... tsk tsk ang sbi nya gumagastos daw sya s pag manhunt ng ngdrive ng kotse nya... pwede b yun ipahihiram mo ang kotse mo s d mo kilala... anyways dadalhin ko p lng ung job description ng kotse ko s presinto... am i taking the process 2 long... tinatry ko n mas mabilis mgkaroon ng aksyon kc gusto ko n ipagawa ang kotse ko... sino b ang dapat managot? wat is d best thing that i must do? pls help.... thanks You have a clear case in your favor based on your facts, both criminally and civilly....however, if your prime objective is to get your car repaired (bago ba?), why not exhust first the remedy of insurance. doe your car have insurance? check also if the car that collided with yours has also an insurance, particularly THRID PARTY PROPERTY DAMAGE COVERAGE. If you have your comprehensive insurance, go to your insurance company and use your "own damage coverage". If the colliding car has a third party property damage, talked to the owner thereof, and have it settled thourgh insurance scheme. In that way, you wcan obviate the possiblity of going to court, if your objective only is to get your car repared. if you want to file just the same a case in court, you can likewise do so, civilly or criminally as what has been stated in the previous opinion. Quote Link to comment
jayeina Posted October 26, 2006 Share Posted October 26, 2006 Guys, help naman po. Is there a program that could recover lost or forgotten password in Microsoft Excel? Thanks! Quote Link to comment
Nikolai Posted October 26, 2006 Share Posted October 26, 2006 hi, I've a question on filing a tax for contractual employees. being a contractual employee can i include my receipts on food, clothing expenses as deduction when filing an income tax. If i'm wrong pls give me guidelines on how to file tax for contractual employee. my company gets 1% tax every payday as tax. thanks.. Quote Link to comment
_Pabling Posted October 26, 2006 Share Posted October 26, 2006 Guys, help naman po. Is there a program that could recover lost or forgotten password in Microsoft Excel? Thanks! try mo tong link na to link. HTH Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted October 27, 2006 Share Posted October 27, 2006 hi, I've a question on filing a tax for contractual employees. being a contractual employee can i include my receipts on food, clothing expenses as deduction when filing an income tax. If i'm wrong pls give me guidelines on how to file tax for contractual employee. my company gets 1% tax every payday as tax.thanks.. Unfortunately, you fall under the category of "individuals earning compensation income" hence you may not charge this items as deductions. Only self-employed individuals engaged in trade or business or individuals practicing their professions (law, medicine etc practitioners) can ask for deductions. Even then, note that the deductions must be expenses incurred in connection with their trade, business, or practice of profession (i.e. for clothing expenses, this has to be in connection with the business, since clothes are normally purchased for everyday use and not just for business, these would not normally be deductible, a barong for court appearances might be deductible though, as well as lab and surgical gowns for doctors. Same for food, these has to be in connection with the business, food expenses during business mtgs. etc. Your ordinary supper, being normal day-to-day expenses, would not be deductible). For the ordinary contractual employee, the same procedure as for ordinary employees apply. Come March, get your W-2 (Statement of Taxes Withheld) from your employer, compute your taxes payable based on your W-2, then file your ITR with the BIR or nearest accredited bank (if you still have to pay some income tax) on or before April 15. As the saying goes, "the only permanent things in life are death and taxes." Quote Link to comment
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