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[macx98]

thanks!  anyway, sabi ko nga either busted yung board o baka grounded lang...  tapos, nung kakalasin ko na, bigla ko naitanong kung gaano na katagal yung PC... 3 months daw. i stopped wahtever i was doing, put the casing back, at sabi ko ibalik mo sa shop, under warranty yan!  hehehehehe

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dats nyc... dapat gawin primary rule iyun:

CHECK THE WARRANTY FIRST!

[keyth^]

sir i just need some info regarding an annulment case.

 

someone told me that if 2 parties having seperated with no communications for 7 years is enough to make their seperation be legal with no further annlument case needed. is it true?

 

if its true what if they already have a pending annulment, can it overwrite the case?

 

thanks for your help and more power!

[roxysnonie]

 

thanks to all who put in their inputs! appreciate it.

 

am back on my own pc! thoroughly cleaned the thing, put back the cables, did a clean re install, no files lost anyway since most files are on drive d, whilst drive c is the os drive...

 

now its just a matter of updating softwares again.

 

whew! for a while i thought my hdd failed...

 

[macx98]

 

thanks to all who put in their inputs! appreciate it.

 

am back on my own pc! thoroughly cleaned the thing, put back the cables, did a clean re install, no files lost anyway since most files are on drive d, whilst drive c is the os drive...

 

now its just a matter of updating softwares again.

 

whew! for a while i thought my hdd failed...

 

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[freelicker]

sir i just need some info regarding an annulment case.

 

someone told me that if 2 parties having seperated with no communications for 7 years is enough to make their seperation be legal with no further annlument case needed. is it true?

 

if its true what if  they already have a pending annulment, can it overwrite the case?

 

thanks for your help and more power!

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Actually, the principle you are asking about is not really for annullment but for having the absent spouse declared dead. Yup. The general concept of the principle is that if a spouse have been absent for 7 years or more, his or her whereabout is unknown and no communication had been received from them during the absence, they can be declared to be dead for purposes of the present spouse to re-marry and succession. There are other conditions that have to be considered and I wouldn't bore you with the details.

 

While you are correct that you do not need to file for annulment, you do have to file an action in court to declare the absent spouse presumptively dead (much like an annulment case although easier to a certain extent). Sorry , this is not really an easier way to annul a marriage.

[marc.alan]

 

thanks to all who put in their inputs! appreciate it.

 

am back on my own pc! thoroughly cleaned the thing, put back the cables, did a clean re install, no files lost anyway since most files are on drive d, whilst drive c is the os drive...

 

now its just a matter of updating softwares again.

 

whew! for a while i thought my hdd failed...

 

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congrats! it really helps to have thwo physical disks to separate your OS and program files from your data files... (hah! this coming from a guy who has one 20gb unpartitioned disk...)

[marc.alan]

dats nyc... dapat gawin primary rule iyun:

CHECK THE WARRANTY FIRST!

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yupyup! the prime directive: "thou shall not void warranty by tampering before it expires"

[tsinito24]

tsinito24,

 

Pre, under Art. 176 of the Family Code, an illegitimate child must use the surname of the mother.

 

However, last year, this provision was amended by R.A. No. 9255.  The effect of the amendment is that kung recognized nung tatay yung bata sa birth certificate, or in an affidavit or any document, the illegtimate child may use the surname of the father. Kausapain na lang nila yung local civil registrar sa lugar nila.

 

In both cases, mahalaga dito is obligadong magbigay ng support yung tatay.

 

Hope that helped.

 

wrouye

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Thanks for the info sir!

[keyth^]

thanks freelicker. so the info is wrong. so instead we have to wait for the annulent to finished.

[bonito99]

*butting in...pardon me*

 

You need a judicial declaration of nullity or what Freelicker said, a declaration of presumptive death, in order to remarry (if that's the case) without any hitches.

[joel]

nagloloko yung anti virus ko, hindi ako makapag-update, ang lumalabas eh "server timed out"

ano kaya ang problem dito?

i'm using pccillin 2002

[doc_shane]

hi. any lawyers that can help me?, i need to consult something, just email me. tnx a lot...

[doc_shane]

hi. again, regarding sa patient at sa secretary at tauhan k ung inquiries ko. hope u can help me. just email me. tnx again! =)

[marc.alan]

nagloloko yung anti virus ko, hindi ako makapag-update, ang lumalabas eh "server timed out"

ano kaya ang problem dito?

i'm using pccillin 2002

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try doing a manual update, that is, download the virus patch and engine patch without using the boult in connct client of PCCILIN..

 

go to the PCCILIN doenload page, download the patches and patch manually

[profX]

helo guys

 

i like to know is the new "sonoma notebook" capable off handling heavy photoediting in PSD or RAW format , i have tried centrino's and they slow down, i presently own a toshiba satellite p4m 1.6 512ram 20g HDD w cd writer, i felt it's slowing down , i run CS on the laptop ...