Legal to cc anywhere on your residential property?

[Tomahawk]

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skidmark wrote:

wylde007 wrote:

nova wrote:

You can CC on other people's property without a permit if you have the written permission from the property owner.

Perhaps also if they are employing you or you are sponsoring an event on their property?

Curious, but it could meet the criteria under 308(J3).

Please read the two posts immediately above yours.

Please.

Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze.

stay safe.

skidmark

Your opinion has been noted, now just stop.

 

[peter nap]

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TELL IT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY!

 

[dean2k]

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Black's Law Dictionary is the resource for determining the Lawful definition of "curtilage."

 

[Regular_Joe]

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dean2k wrote:

Black's Law Dictionary is the resource for determining the Lawful definition of "curtilage."

Do you have a link?

 

[wylde007]

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I have a copy in my desk reference.

Here's an online... got it on the first guess.

http://www.blackslawdictionary.com/

 

[skidmark]

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wylde007 wrote:

I have a copy in my desk reference.

Here's an online... got it on the first guess.

http://www.blackslawdictionary.com/

Your link goes to an add to buy the book - either in print or digital form.

Here's a link to several on-line law dictionaries -- Black's not among them http://www.hg.org/law-dictionary.html

stay safe.

skidmark

eta link to on-line dictionaries. Darned copy/paste is being difficult this morning. Both it and I need more coffee.

 

[wylde007]

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skidmark wrote:

Your link goes to an add to buy the book - either in print or digital form.

Totally my fault for not investigating the link further. Apologies.

Like I said, I keep a copy in my desk reference since I deal with attorneys and property law on an almost daily basis.

 

[ODA 226]

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peter nap wrote:

TELL IT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY!

Unless you have Allodial Title to the land you don't actually own it. No one actually owns land in Virginia. The State owns the land. Seriously.

 

[nova]

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deleted.

 

[peter nap]

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ODA 226 wrote:

peter nap wrote:

TELL IT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY!

Unless you have Allodial Title to the land you don't actually own it. No one actually owns land in Virginia. The State owns the land. Seriously.

I've had that discussion with dozens of people ODA. The best answer I can come up that seems to satisfy anyone is:

When the state wants my land they're welcome to come over. We'll see who runs out of what first.

 

[MSC 45ACP]

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peter nap wrote:

ODA 226 wrote:

peter nap wrote:

TELL IT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY!

Unless you have Allodial Title to the land you don't actually own it. No one actually owns land in Virginia. The State owns the land. Seriously.

I've had that discussion with dozens of people ODA. The best answer I can come up that seems to satisfy anyone is:

When the state wants my land they're welcome to come over. We'll see who runs out of what first.

Sounds like a fellowstudent of Michael Badnarik. :dude::lol:

 

[ODA 226]

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MSC 45ACP wrote:

peter nap wrote:

ODA 226 wrote:

peter nap wrote:

TELL IT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY!

Unless you have Allodial Title to the land you don't actually own it. No one actually owns land in Virginia. The State owns the land. Seriously.

I've had that discussion with dozens of people ODA. The best answer I can come up that seems to satisfy anyone is:

When the state wants my land they're welcome to come over. We'll see who runs out of what first.

Sounds like a fellowstudent of Michael Badnarik. :dude::lol:

YUP!