What legal barriers and potential problems are there in a Briton buying a property in Hungary?
Q. I'm a Briton who owns a property in the UK and am thinking about buying a 50k property in Budapest, Hungary. What legal barriers are there, how easy is it to sell the property further down the line, and what potential problems am I letting myself in for, given that I shall carry on living in the UK and will let out the Hungarian property? How can I make letting-at-a-distance less risky?
Asked by rage997_666 - Sun Feb 25 16:57:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do this quite often. This year I actually got my citizenship since I've been working in Hungary for the last 7 years and coming back to the states. Where is this property? If it's in Budapest, Szeged, Eger, Sopron or any other city you shouldn't have a problem. I have 4 properties in budapest 1 in Szeged in 2 in Eger. Haven't had any problems. Have also sold 2properties in the last 2 years while I wasn't a citizen. If you are going to get someone to help you lease it either find a woman or find a brit or american that lives in the area that can help. Make sure you always get credit card numbers and never rent to a hungarian or gypsy. I rented my first apartment to a young female student and got screwed over. Right now is a teriffic time… [cont.]
Answered by cupnjaw - Tue Feb 27 22:55:20 2007
Q. I'm a Briton who owns a property in the UK and am thinking about buying a 50k property in Budapest, Hungary. What legal barriers are there, how easy is it to sell the property further down the line, and what potential problems am I letting myself in for, given that I shall carry on living in the UK and will let out the Hungarian property? How can I make letting-at-a-distance less risky?
Asked by rage997_666 - Sun Feb 25 16:57:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do this quite often. This year I actually got my citizenship since I've been working in Hungary for the last 7 years and coming back to the states. Where is this property? If it's in Budapest, Szeged, Eger, Sopron or any other city you shouldn't have a problem. I have 4 properties in budapest 1 in Szeged in 2 in Eger. Haven't had any problems. Have also sold 2properties in the last 2 years while I wasn't a citizen. If you are going to get someone to help you lease it either find a woman or find a brit or american that lives in the area that can help. Make sure you always get credit card numbers and never rent to a hungarian or gypsy. I rented my first apartment to a young female student and got screwed over. Right now is a teriffic time… [cont.]
Answered by cupnjaw - Tue Feb 27 22:55:20 2007
Anyone heard whats happened to the pregnant Briton on trial in Laos?
Q. Her trial hearing was supposed to be last week and there is no news at all of what happened in her trial. Was she found guilty or not? It was mentioned a couple of weeks ago that if she was found guilty, she was to come back to Briton to serve her remaining time here. What are your views on this matter?
Asked by Polly - Mon May 18 04:00:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haven't heard anything lately about this. If you commit a crime in a particular country then you should serve your time there.If the regime is harsh ,tough. In this particular case if she is found guilty and the death penalty is the usual punishment then that is what she must face. They can wait until the baby is born before the sentence is carried out. Why should she be allowed to serve time in our prisons at our expense. She like everybody else knows drug smuggling is a crime with harsh penalties ,some countries harsher than others. She got caught,that was a risk she took.
Answered by fellbuddy - Mon May 18 04:19:51 2009
Q. Her trial hearing was supposed to be last week and there is no news at all of what happened in her trial. Was she found guilty or not? It was mentioned a couple of weeks ago that if she was found guilty, she was to come back to Briton to serve her remaining time here. What are your views on this matter?
Asked by Polly - Mon May 18 04:00:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haven't heard anything lately about this. If you commit a crime in a particular country then you should serve your time there.If the regime is harsh ,tough. In this particular case if she is found guilty and the death penalty is the usual punishment then that is what she must face. They can wait until the baby is born before the sentence is carried out. Why should she be allowed to serve time in our prisons at our expense. She like everybody else knows drug smuggling is a crime with harsh penalties ,some countries harsher than others. She got caught,that was a risk she took.
Answered by fellbuddy - Mon May 18 04:19:51 2009
What is the full story of the Briton who was executed in China?
Q. What's the full story? Is it true that he was duped into it by a Chinese gang? Surely these people ought to have been killed instead? Why haven't any of our government officials gone of to protest with the government? More importantly, would the opposition have done any different if they had been in government?
Asked by lololol - Tue Dec 29 10:48:39 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Essentially he was caught with a couple of Kilos of Heroin. In China this is punishable by death. The defence in his trial pointed out that he was suffering a number of mental issues and that he believed he was in China to promote a pop record deal. The Chinese court were not satisfied, especially as he has never actually been formally diagnosed with any of the conditions he was supposed to be suffering from. As a result he was convicted as a competent and fully sane individual and sentenced to death. He was executed in the early hours of this morning. Nobody is quite sure at the moment but they believe it was by lethal injection. He going to be buried or cremated (not sure which) within 24 hours. The Chinese have said they will not allow… [cont.]
Answered by PATRICK - Tue Dec 29 11:09:23 2009
Q. What's the full story? Is it true that he was duped into it by a Chinese gang? Surely these people ought to have been killed instead? Why haven't any of our government officials gone of to protest with the government? More importantly, would the opposition have done any different if they had been in government?
Asked by lololol - Tue Dec 29 10:48:39 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Essentially he was caught with a couple of Kilos of Heroin. In China this is punishable by death. The defence in his trial pointed out that he was suffering a number of mental issues and that he believed he was in China to promote a pop record deal. The Chinese court were not satisfied, especially as he has never actually been formally diagnosed with any of the conditions he was supposed to be suffering from. As a result he was convicted as a competent and fully sane individual and sentenced to death. He was executed in the early hours of this morning. Nobody is quite sure at the moment but they believe it was by lethal injection. He going to be buried or cremated (not sure which) within 24 hours. The Chinese have said they will not allow… [cont.]
Answered by PATRICK - Tue Dec 29 11:09:23 2009
I want 2 start a revolution? How do I get the people of Briton to stand with me?
Q. Not sure of how to go about it? I know that many Brits are sick and tired with the cost of living, I feel that we are being totally ripped off, the cost of our water rates an council tax is absolutly ridiculous. In New zealand you do not have to pay for water. We should not be charged for somthing that is a nessecity for life. We really all need to get in on this I know i'm not alone on this one.
Asked by Kimberley A - Wed Nov 14 15:36:40 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to start a revolution over water? no need to. just wait a few years, it could become a worldwide issue. It is in the list of Millenium Development Goals: "Reduce by half the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water" I know by experience that poor people in rich countries (Latin America is rich, only do not know how to create wealth) who are born, grow and die and never get to see water coming out of a shower. In the meantime, move to New Zealand. You do not need to live other people revolution, and other people do not need to live your revolution.
Answered by El Panda Rojo - Wed Nov 14 18:47:43 2007
Q. Not sure of how to go about it? I know that many Brits are sick and tired with the cost of living, I feel that we are being totally ripped off, the cost of our water rates an council tax is absolutly ridiculous. In New zealand you do not have to pay for water. We should not be charged for somthing that is a nessecity for life. We really all need to get in on this I know i'm not alone on this one.
Asked by Kimberley A - Wed Nov 14 15:36:40 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to start a revolution over water? no need to. just wait a few years, it could become a worldwide issue. It is in the list of Millenium Development Goals: "Reduce by half the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water" I know by experience that poor people in rich countries (Latin America is rich, only do not know how to create wealth) who are born, grow and die and never get to see water coming out of a shower. In the meantime, move to New Zealand. You do not need to live other people revolution, and other people do not need to live your revolution.
Answered by El Panda Rojo - Wed Nov 14 18:47:43 2007
Briton's,do you care enough about your countries future to bother to vote in the elections next Spring?
Q. If you don't bother to vote,then you have no right to complain when it all goes against you politically. A protest of a ''stay at home abstention'' is, in reality just showing apathy and wasteful. With so many important issues to face we need a red bloodied,passionate,decis ive voting pubic. Foxy - passionate,caring & decisive. Pinkhampster - Apathy,and a halt to progress is a bigger threat than getting a poor direction from effort.
Asked by Chris - Thu Dec 17 19:05:39 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do - I really do care. I wish that we could get everyone out to vote. If we don't get them out voting, then how will we ever know if we have true representation if only 45% of the people turn out to vote? The worst moaningt minnie is the person that moans about the govt, but never got off his sorry backside to vote for the change.
Answered by FOXY - Thu Dec 17 19:21:11 2009
Q. If you don't bother to vote,then you have no right to complain when it all goes against you politically. A protest of a ''stay at home abstention'' is, in reality just showing apathy and wasteful. With so many important issues to face we need a red bloodied,passionate,decis ive voting pubic. Foxy - passionate,caring & decisive. Pinkhampster - Apathy,and a halt to progress is a bigger threat than getting a poor direction from effort.
Asked by Chris - Thu Dec 17 19:05:39 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do - I really do care. I wish that we could get everyone out to vote. If we don't get them out voting, then how will we ever know if we have true representation if only 45% of the people turn out to vote? The worst moaningt minnie is the person that moans about the govt, but never got off his sorry backside to vote for the change.
Answered by FOXY - Thu Dec 17 19:21:11 2009
Why does the work of Briton Riviere seem to be so obscure?
Q. I recently found some of his work online and immediately fell in love with it. Specifically, his paintings "Una and the Lion" and "Fidelity". I've tried to find books on him, or a mere biography, and haven't found anything. I'd love to have a collection of his work, but haven't found a single book out him at my local library, or at Amazon. What should I do?
Asked by Chris R - Mon Dec 10 05:12:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by . * `* Ennui * `* . - Mon Dec 10 14:09:47 2007
Q. I recently found some of his work online and immediately fell in love with it. Specifically, his paintings "Una and the Lion" and "Fidelity". I've tried to find books on him, or a mere biography, and haven't found anything. I'd love to have a collection of his work, but haven't found a single book out him at my local library, or at Amazon. What should I do?
Asked by Chris R - Mon Dec 10 05:12:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by . * `* Ennui * `* . - Mon Dec 10 14:09:47 2007
Is it true that the Royal Family of Britain before sent Briton criminals and insane to Australia?
Q. As will as Spain Royal family did the same for Philippine.
Asked by dagon sa hoyohoy - Mon Jul 27 12:19:06 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about the insane, but Australia did start out as a British penal colony, so it is true that the British did send people it considered criminals to Australia. Starting around 1788, a penal colony was formed around where the city of Sydney is today. The British sent over 160,000 people convicted of various crimes (from petty theft to murder) to Australia over a period of 80 years. This was an alternative to death penalty, which the British were using for so many years for over 200 different crimes, known as the Bloody Code. In the 1850's however, when gold was found in Australia, it started a gold rush and the next twenty years saw normal immigration and a boost to 1.7 million people. The last convicts to arrive in Australia … [cont.]
Answered by SteveN - Mon Jul 27 12:33:25 2009
Q. As will as Spain Royal family did the same for Philippine.
Asked by dagon sa hoyohoy - Mon Jul 27 12:19:06 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about the insane, but Australia did start out as a British penal colony, so it is true that the British did send people it considered criminals to Australia. Starting around 1788, a penal colony was formed around where the city of Sydney is today. The British sent over 160,000 people convicted of various crimes (from petty theft to murder) to Australia over a period of 80 years. This was an alternative to death penalty, which the British were using for so many years for over 200 different crimes, known as the Bloody Code. In the 1850's however, when gold was found in Australia, it started a gold rush and the next twenty years saw normal immigration and a boost to 1.7 million people. The last convicts to arrive in Australia … [cont.]
Answered by SteveN - Mon Jul 27 12:33:25 2009
If you are an American, a Canadian or a Briton or a resident of one of the comfortably wealthy nati take note:?
Q. Fiscal irresponsibility on a national scale presages a clear decline in future prestige and power.I your country has to cut back because of falling income, how will you individually affected? Is it all blue sky up ahead? Or are there storm cloud on the horizon?
Asked by king - Thu Nov 6 11:39:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think we are in for some tough economic times. In the US, financial irresponsibility is systemic and we will be entrenched in debt for a long time to come. We are already beginning to see the results in ways that we didn't expect even a couple of years ago. Real estate prices have plunged, businesses are laying people off, consumers have significantly reduced spending, retirement, investment and stock accounts have become worthless and credit is scarce while wages remain stagnant. For me, I did not live beyond my means, have always been a saver, and probably will continue my miserly ways. That being said, prices on everything from food, to gas, to electricity, to water, to natural gas keep increasing so my disposable income becomes… [cont.]
Answered by eskie lover - Thu Nov 6 11:56:27 2008
Q. Fiscal irresponsibility on a national scale presages a clear decline in future prestige and power.I your country has to cut back because of falling income, how will you individually affected? Is it all blue sky up ahead? Or are there storm cloud on the horizon?
Asked by king - Thu Nov 6 11:39:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think we are in for some tough economic times. In the US, financial irresponsibility is systemic and we will be entrenched in debt for a long time to come. We are already beginning to see the results in ways that we didn't expect even a couple of years ago. Real estate prices have plunged, businesses are laying people off, consumers have significantly reduced spending, retirement, investment and stock accounts have become worthless and credit is scarce while wages remain stagnant. For me, I did not live beyond my means, have always been a saver, and probably will continue my miserly ways. That being said, prices on everything from food, to gas, to electricity, to water, to natural gas keep increasing so my disposable income becomes… [cont.]
Answered by eskie lover - Thu Nov 6 11:56:27 2008
In briton where ever your from we have got a great sense of humour?
Q. ive just come back from a short break in holland.What do they and other people in europe find funny?
Asked by GARETH J - Sat Apr 25 16:28:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have the best Humour in the world
Answered by DEMII K - Sat Apr 25 16:38:51 2009
Q. ive just come back from a short break in holland.What do they and other people in europe find funny?
Asked by GARETH J - Sat Apr 25 16:28:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have the best Humour in the world
Answered by DEMII K - Sat Apr 25 16:38:51 2009
How long does it take for a foriegner to gain britsh citizenship if he or she marries a briton?
Q. How long does it take for a foriegner to gain britsh citizenship if he or she marries a briton?
Asked by chimoske - Tue Jan 15 03:55:57 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Chima, For every forienger to get the Citizenship they need to be Naturalised as British Citizen. This takes 5 years in normal circumstances but in case of marriage it is reduced to 3 years. Please read the procedure below. Source is from homeoffice.gov.uk website and I have provided the link below. Requirements for naturalisation if you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen This page provides details of the requirements you need to meet for us to naturalise you as a British citizen. The information on this page is only relevant if you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen; you should read the page on standard requirements for naturalisation if this does not apply to you. You should read… [cont.]
Answered by SA - Tue Jan 15 04:55:24 2008
Q. How long does it take for a foriegner to gain britsh citizenship if he or she marries a briton?
Asked by chimoske - Tue Jan 15 03:55:57 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Chima, For every forienger to get the Citizenship they need to be Naturalised as British Citizen. This takes 5 years in normal circumstances but in case of marriage it is reduced to 3 years. Please read the procedure below. Source is from homeoffice.gov.uk website and I have provided the link below. Requirements for naturalisation if you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen This page provides details of the requirements you need to meet for us to naturalise you as a British citizen. The information on this page is only relevant if you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen; you should read the page on standard requirements for naturalisation if this does not apply to you. You should read… [cont.]
Answered by SA - Tue Jan 15 04:55:24 2008
Should the Briton caught smuggling 250,000 of Heroin have his sentence commuted?
Q. In short, he was caught in the far west of China, and condemned to death, but his team claim to have uncovered his bipolar disorder that they claim, makes his trial unfair as he was not responsible for his actions.
Asked by Carry On..! - Mon Dec 21 15:27:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the celebrity stephen fry is bipolar, and is a very Intelligent man, it means they suffer from depression. So do lots of people. So claiming bipolar as a defence for smuggling heroin is ridiculous. How much misery and how many crimes are committed by the stupid idiots who are addicted to the heroin he tried to bring in. Money and greed were the reasons for the smuggling. No sympathy from me.
Answered by creamfeather - Mon Dec 21 15:52:08 2009
Q. In short, he was caught in the far west of China, and condemned to death, but his team claim to have uncovered his bipolar disorder that they claim, makes his trial unfair as he was not responsible for his actions.
Asked by Carry On..! - Mon Dec 21 15:27:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the celebrity stephen fry is bipolar, and is a very Intelligent man, it means they suffer from depression. So do lots of people. So claiming bipolar as a defence for smuggling heroin is ridiculous. How much misery and how many crimes are committed by the stupid idiots who are addicted to the heroin he tried to bring in. Money and greed were the reasons for the smuggling. No sympathy from me.
Answered by creamfeather - Mon Dec 21 15:52:08 2009
why is it easier for a Mexican to immigrate to the US than a skilled Briton?
Q. is it fair?
Asked by Moonatic_aka stig is lebanese - Wed Jul 15 21:25:05 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who says they immigrate.Its called jumping the border my friend.They walk over.Not so easy with you though,its a long swim.I'll tell you what to do,you hitch a ride to Mexico and then just walk on in.We are the land of plenty haven't you heard.No serious I think our govt just turns a blind eye at those that are at our borders, while you would have to go through immigration they don't.Its really that simple.Our govt is messed up here.Oh I forgot when you get here you will have to punch out a few babies and then wala the American Dream.Good luck.
Answered by Miss Daisy - Wed Jul 15 22:12:51 2009
Q. is it fair?
Asked by Moonatic_aka stig is lebanese - Wed Jul 15 21:25:05 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who says they immigrate.Its called jumping the border my friend.They walk over.Not so easy with you though,its a long swim.I'll tell you what to do,you hitch a ride to Mexico and then just walk on in.We are the land of plenty haven't you heard.No serious I think our govt just turns a blind eye at those that are at our borders, while you would have to go through immigration they don't.Its really that simple.Our govt is messed up here.Oh I forgot when you get here you will have to punch out a few babies and then wala the American Dream.Good luck.
Answered by Miss Daisy - Wed Jul 15 22:12:51 2009
Would William Shakespeare be classed as an indigenous Briton?
Q. Or Maybe Admiral Nelson or maybe Sir Francis Drake or maybe Florence Nightingale? What do you think? Oh is that so do you know what the UN is? Do remember masturbation is not illegal and you shouldn't hate yourself or the rest of your nation for your own doings.
Asked by Join the Sheepy flock - Thu Dec 3 17:06:50 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, he was born in Britain and so were his parents and their parents and so forth - its not reported that he had any overseas ancestry so I guess he was pretty much 100% indigenous British . . . Same goes for the other historical figures you mention.
Answered by LadyMoon Baby #2 due 14/09/10!!! - Thu Dec 3 17:34:04 2009
Q. Or Maybe Admiral Nelson or maybe Sir Francis Drake or maybe Florence Nightingale? What do you think? Oh is that so do you know what the UN is? Do remember masturbation is not illegal and you shouldn't hate yourself or the rest of your nation for your own doings.
Asked by Join the Sheepy flock - Thu Dec 3 17:06:50 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, he was born in Britain and so were his parents and their parents and so forth - its not reported that he had any overseas ancestry so I guess he was pretty much 100% indigenous British . . . Same goes for the other historical figures you mention.
Answered by LadyMoon Baby #2 due 14/09/10!!! - Thu Dec 3 17:34:04 2009
Does anyone know the actual number of British and German planes destroyed durring the battle of briton?
Q. Please state the refferances you used.
Asked by sdiorg@sbcglobal.net - Sun Feb 5 17:48:29 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Losses in the Battle of Britain July 1940 --- R.A.F. Fighter Command --- Hurricane 33 destroyed, 17 damaged 23 killed, 0 missing, 11 wounded Spitfire 34 destroyed, 24 damaged 25 killed, 0 missing, 9 wounded Blenheim 4 destroyed, 1 damaged 9 killed, 0 missing, 1 wounded Defiant 6 destroyed, 1 damaged 10 killed, 0 missing, 2 wounded TOTAL: 77 destroyed, 43 damaged 67 killed, 0 missing, 23 wounded --- Luftwaffe --- Dornier Do 17 39 destroyed, 13 damaged 30 killed, 74 missing, 19 wounded unkers Ju 87 13 destroyed, 11 damaged 10 killed, 12 missing, 3 wounded Junkers Ju 88 39 destroyed, 11 damaged 52 killed, 67 missing, 11 wounded Heinkel He 111 32 destroyed, 3 damaged 52… [cont.]
Answered by Dark Chyld - Sun Feb 5 18:26:06 2006
Q. Please state the refferances you used.
Asked by sdiorg@sbcglobal.net - Sun Feb 5 17:48:29 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Losses in the Battle of Britain July 1940 --- R.A.F. Fighter Command --- Hurricane 33 destroyed, 17 damaged 23 killed, 0 missing, 11 wounded Spitfire 34 destroyed, 24 damaged 25 killed, 0 missing, 9 wounded Blenheim 4 destroyed, 1 damaged 9 killed, 0 missing, 1 wounded Defiant 6 destroyed, 1 damaged 10 killed, 0 missing, 2 wounded TOTAL: 77 destroyed, 43 damaged 67 killed, 0 missing, 23 wounded --- Luftwaffe --- Dornier Do 17 39 destroyed, 13 damaged 30 killed, 74 missing, 19 wounded unkers Ju 87 13 destroyed, 11 damaged 10 killed, 12 missing, 3 wounded Junkers Ju 88 39 destroyed, 11 damaged 52 killed, 67 missing, 11 wounded Heinkel He 111 32 destroyed, 3 damaged 52… [cont.]
Answered by Dark Chyld - Sun Feb 5 18:26:06 2006
Does a person who doesn't live in USA or Great Briton have much chance of becoming famous?
Q. Famous as either a writer or actor.
Asked by Deleted Account. - Mon Sep 21 06:05:47 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not much... but some. Work with that some.
Answered by Snowie - Mon Sep 21 06:09:56 2009
Q. Famous as either a writer or actor.
Asked by Deleted Account. - Mon Sep 21 06:05:47 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not much... but some. Work with that some.
Answered by Snowie - Mon Sep 21 06:09:56 2009
What is the difference between those words : british, briton, britisher ?
Q. I am not english and I'd like to know the difference between all these words. For "britisher" some told me this word doesn't exist however a definition exists:
Asked by Tex - Sun Mar 11 06:44:05 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. British is an adjective to describe people and things originating in the British Isles. Briton is a proper noun to describe one of the indigenous people of Great Britain. Britisher is a term which originated in the First World War to describe a subject or inhabitant of Great Britain, esp. one in the British military or naval service. Unlike the first two, it is not (and never was) used formally.
Answered by Doethineb - Sun Mar 11 06:55:57 2007
Q. I am not english and I'd like to know the difference between all these words. For "britisher" some told me this word doesn't exist however a definition exists:
Asked by Tex - Sun Mar 11 06:44:05 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. British is an adjective to describe people and things originating in the British Isles. Briton is a proper noun to describe one of the indigenous people of Great Britain. Britisher is a term which originated in the First World War to describe a subject or inhabitant of Great Britain, esp. one in the British military or naval service. Unlike the first two, it is not (and never was) used formally.
Answered by Doethineb - Sun Mar 11 06:55:57 2007
Where can i find the update to history channel's 'Battle of Briton'?
Q. i have recently installed the old game Battle of Briton by The History Channel but i want to find the update. if it help, the gamewas launched in 2003 its an Activision Value publishing thing... hope you can help thnx in advance
Asked by guineapigsftw@ymail.com - Sat Nov 15 17:52:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link: It says on the page: "To get all these new features, players will have to use the Check for Updates button from their start menu. The new update is about a 35 meg update"
Answered by probablygraham - Sat Nov 15 18:05:14 2008
Q. i have recently installed the old game Battle of Briton by The History Channel but i want to find the update. if it help, the gamewas launched in 2003 its an Activision Value publishing thing... hope you can help thnx in advance
Asked by guineapigsftw@ymail.com - Sat Nov 15 17:52:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link: It says on the page: "To get all these new features, players will have to use the Check for Updates button from their start menu. The new update is about a 35 meg update"
Answered by probablygraham - Sat Nov 15 18:05:14 2008
How many times will the average Briton visit the doctor in their life time?
Q. I have just spilt coffee on this Chat quizz so im unable to do this competition thanks in advance
Asked by Black Orchid - Sun Feb 24 15:31:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some will visit a lot more than others would, just depends on the illness you may have or whether you an hypochondriac.
Answered by cubalishus - Sun Feb 24 15:49:57 2008
Q. I have just spilt coffee on this Chat quizz so im unable to do this competition thanks in advance
Asked by Black Orchid - Sun Feb 24 15:31:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Some will visit a lot more than others would, just depends on the illness you may have or whether you an hypochondriac.
Answered by cubalishus - Sun Feb 24 15:49:57 2008
How can we do our part in ensuring the welfare of all Briton by keeping Labour in power?
Q. How can we do our part in ensuring the welfare of all Briton by keeping Labour in power?
Asked by Ezekiel Daniel Fox - Tue Jul 29 22:19:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reasons why I will vote Labour. 1. I remember the last Tory government 2. I still remember the last Tory government 3 I have nightmares about the last Tory government 4 I remember 17% interest rates while the Tory chancelor was singing in his bath 5 I remember 3.5 million unemployed 6 I can remember the Miners & the dockers & the factory workers thrown on the scrapheap 7 I can remember what happened in Westminster 8 I can remember ex Tory ministers sent to jail 9 I can remember the poll tax 10 I can remember riots on our streets I don't want to remember any more it's making me sick
Answered by djones - Wed Jul 30 14:34:56 2008
Q. How can we do our part in ensuring the welfare of all Briton by keeping Labour in power?
Asked by Ezekiel Daniel Fox - Tue Jul 29 22:19:30 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reasons why I will vote Labour. 1. I remember the last Tory government 2. I still remember the last Tory government 3 I have nightmares about the last Tory government 4 I remember 17% interest rates while the Tory chancelor was singing in his bath 5 I remember 3.5 million unemployed 6 I can remember the Miners & the dockers & the factory workers thrown on the scrapheap 7 I can remember what happened in Westminster 8 I can remember ex Tory ministers sent to jail 9 I can remember the poll tax 10 I can remember riots on our streets I don't want to remember any more it's making me sick
Answered by djones - Wed Jul 30 14:34:56 2008
What's the inheritance tax due on a joint deposit a/c in a foreign bank in the UK.I am non-briton outside UK
Q. My spuose passed away last week, and we have a joint deposit account in a foreign bank registered in the UK. Will I be required to pay inheritance tax on this account or not, given i am not a UK national and I do not reside in the UK.
Asked by Serene - Wed Oct 24 02:49:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IHT is payable by the executors of the estate where the deceased was resident in the UK. If this does not apply, then IHT will not be due.
Answered by fengirl2 - Wed Oct 24 03:57:27 2007
Q. My spuose passed away last week, and we have a joint deposit account in a foreign bank registered in the UK. Will I be required to pay inheritance tax on this account or not, given i am not a UK national and I do not reside in the UK.
Asked by Serene - Wed Oct 24 02:49:45 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IHT is payable by the executors of the estate where the deceased was resident in the UK. If this does not apply, then IHT will not be due.
Answered by fengirl2 - Wed Oct 24 03:57:27 2007
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