Also a concern here is the addition being an approved/permitted spaceSection 8 not withstanding if the addition wasn't a permitted addition you'll likely will be taking a significant risk that should a tragic event take place there with a loss of life or serious injury you'll have no place to hide as most insurance companies will not pay your claims plus the civil and criminal penalties are severe!

Check out California's Mortgage Foreclosure Consultant Act at Civil Code 2945.4(a): "It shall be a violation for a foreclosure consultant to:(a) Claim, demand, charge, collect, or receive any compensation until after the foreclosure consultant has fully performed each and every service the foreclosure consultant contracted to perform or represented that he or she would perform."

It sounds like a litigation nightmare.

Its pretty neat.As for the other most important piece which is power, water, etc.. you can now buy complete "civilization systems" as I like to call them.

So, the only trial you could expect would be the civil trial when the criminal's family sue you for wrongful death.The criminal doesn't have to be armed with a gun (at least in Ohio) for you to exercise your right to self-defense.

But the only one who wins litigation is the lawyers.

While 911 may have been a tragedy, and an excuse for Bushco to begin to subvert our civil liberties; as far as human deaths go (not trying to minimize the heartache of those directly affected) it was about the equivalent of one month's of motor vehicle accidents.i cant remember were its at on utubePossibly between the roller skating dogs and cats using the toilet?

There are about 16 type written pages of civil code that pretty much makes anything short of a traditional transaction too risky.James, Could you expand on this a bit.

Moya isn't registered to offer securities, but that is for the authorities to determine, not us.We were forced to go to the authorities and we are also going to be filing a civil suit against him, if only to make this matter public to spare others from the agony that we have had to endure.

.`(2) CIVIL MONETARY PENALTIES- The Secretary may impose a civil money penalty for any knowing and material violation of paragraph (1) under the same terms and conditions as are authorized in section 536(a) of this Act.