Can legal action be taken against a person for wearing profanity?
Ok, I should clarify the exact message on the shirt. It has the phrase "F'ing awesome" printed all over. I got it as a comment on the all-over prints of current fashion and got right to the point of what they're trying to say. It's not meant to be an offensive piece of clothing, just a very loud statement. "Hella Awesome" doesn't quite make the same impression.
What can a legally blind person drive?
Legally blind does not mean you are actually blind. No dog, no cane, no dark glasess. It just means your level of vision loss is deemed to be past a certain point. I am legally blind - it makes no difference to what I do, I drive, sew, knit, read - everything everyone else does. I wear contact lenses and it just means that I get them at a subsidised cost. You will need a certificate from your Optician when you go to sit your drivers licence - its really no big deal. Drive what ever you like !
What does it mean to have a Lean put against a person? (legally)?
Basically, yes, your insurance covers claims from the accident. Check with them and also check with the court that the lien was placed in. For whatever reason, this other person is claiming damages from you personally and can attach your personal property to get it unless you fight it. Good luck and I hope this helps.
What legal actions can be taken against any person (in India) who is not returning the lent money (Rs.10000)?
If there was no witness and if the money was not given through bank transfer or cheque and in simple terms there is no evidence , then it is best to start with written communication by email or registered post. Mention in details all that led to lending of the money, the date, place etc and make the person aware that he has a debt and needs to return it may be in full at one time or in installments. If all these fails then you need to talk to a lawyer.
Cash: How much USD can I legally carry on my person in the United States at any given time?
You “can” legally carry every dollar you own. The illegalities come up when you mess with reporting requirements.FIRST, if you enter the U.S. or depart from the U.S. with more than $10,000 in cash (or its equivalent - in Euros or gold bars or some other readily spendable currency) you must report the fact of what you are importing or exporting to Customs and Border Protection (on a convenient form an officer will give you; at land crossings you will undoubtedly see a sign warning you of the reporting requirements). Willfully failing to do so is a felony.As an aside to this, many other countries have similar reporting requirements, so when you land or leave, you may have to declare your cash when you arrive or depart that country. I’m told jail in some of those countries is a bitch.SECOND: if you deposit or withdraw more that $10,000 in cash (or its equivalent) from any financial institution (bank, credit union, brokerage house, casino, etc.), the institution is required to report the transaction to the Treasury. If you try to “structure” your transactions so the bank won’t know about your transaction and thus won’t report it, that, too, is a felony. Example: you want to deposit $18,000 in cash so you deposit $9,000 at branch A and $9,000 at branch B an hour or a day later. If willfully done to evade the reporting requirements, you are in felony territory.And my aside comment above applies here, too (as to deposits or withdrawals).Conversely, if you take a steamer trunk of cash to France and report the amount of cash in the trunk, or you take the same steamer trunk to the bank and deposit it all at one branch, you may raise a hell of a lot of eyebrows (including some in law enforcement), but you will not have violated any laws.THIRD, merchants have the same reporting requirements, so if you go pay for that Jag with your steamer trunk, the car dealer is obligated to report that transaction. The same rules relating to structuring apply to these transactions, too. Indeed, I have seen at least one instance where a law firm allowed a client to stucture the payment of legal fees. Also a no no.
Can a person legally claim unemployment compensation if they are working for themselves or getting paid cash for jobs?
For example : If I got paid 200 dollars each week for babysitting . Or If I got paid 50 dollars here and there for painting garages . Or If I sold house hold items , clothing , sports gear , furniture , jewelry etc and got paid cash on a regular basis.... Can I legally claim unemployment , or would this classify as fraud?
What actions can I take against a person who is not returning lent money?
Unless that transaction was documented by legal papers, then it will probably not fare well in a court of law. Rule number 1 of lending money - only lend an amount you can afford to lose. Everyone out there is a liability including family members and many people cut ties over money. Best thing you can do is continue to pressure him to pay you back. Whatever happens, don't resort to violence. He isn't worth it neither is the money worth fighting over. You'll gain it back by better means. Plus it's a lesson learnt and a bad friend ditched.
Can I legally get someone to leave me alone?
Get a restraining order. It will cost you a little money for the restraining order and they are usually for a year. After the RO is in place, the next letter or call you receive, you tell the judge and the person is in violation of the RO. Depending on the laws of your state the person will either be picked up right away or they will be tagged in the system and if they get pulled over or anything it shows up against them and then they would get arrested then. I would ask any and all questions when you go to get the restraining order so you will know what to expect. Getting a restraining order is technically a "response" to their harassment so maybe they'll leave you alone. Good Luck!
What can be legally done if some shopkeeper is not accepting 1 rupee coin?
This is a common problem in India that people come to the rumors and believe it blindly. Either it’s 10rupee coin or 1 Rs coin. Most of the vendors/shopkeeper do this because once if they accepted then the other customer don’t take it and that’s the reason of them not accepting the coin because of rumors that they are fake.Source of this picture:internetSo now what can we do?According to RBI rules, those who refuse to accept the Indian currency can be liable for action under section 124A (sedition) of IPC. Yes you heard it right because these coin are national currency and no one has the right to refuse it as the government of India promises to pay the value of the currency to the bearer.section 124a reads as “Whoever, by words, either spoken or written, or by signs, or by visible representation, or otherwise, brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards, the Government established by law in , shall be punished with imprisonment for life“Following steps you can take but honestly it’s wastage of time ,Go to your area police stationShow them coin those rejecteddetails of person who rejected the coinCite the RBI's rules and guidelinesSay it amounts to seditionFIR lodgedPolice will launch investigation