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What is the law on 'Advertise Here' advertising boards?
Q. Can I put up an advertising board, one of those 'Advertise Here' boards at the bottom of my garden? The garden is about 2m from from an A road slip road where cars are slowing down to some traffic lights. Generally when the lights are at red, cars back up along the slip road at the back of my garden. Now, to earn some extra income, I'm wondering can I put up one of those 'Advertise Here' boards, or am I going to get sued by the first car crash?
Asked by Chris B - Mon Jan 12 15:06:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Contact your local council planning department they will be able to advise you. I would imagine you will require planning permission, you may well get objections from neighbours if you are going to cause an eyesore.
Answered by Pkr - Mon Jan 12 15:14:53 2009

hotel management?? GOOD PAY?!!! law? advertising?
Q. hi! im looking for a career! i already had those vocational tests. and i need to chose the best you know? im gonna do this for the rest of my life so i need to make the best choice. ok first of all, i would like to work in canada, uss, or australia. second, i want a good pay, or at least a decent one. so my very first choice was hotel management, but after reading some stuff about it for a long time, i just realized this: pay isnt the best. and cant get into a high position, the highest ive red is manager, you know? nothing higher. and you gotta be lucky to get a decent job, or company. i dont want to end up working at a motel. But i love this career! i mean the prospectus alumni fits me perfect! im so a hotel management. anyways now i… [cont.]
Asked by wrap_it - Fri Apr 27 07:59:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. G'day, In Australia, hospitality industry is booming and the good colleges/unis have work experience programs which enable the students to get jobs quite easily after finishing their study (depending on the grades though). Lawyers... yes, well-paid, if you can fit in all those previous case studies well enuf in your head. Yes... you can find it in the book, but you have to remember it first, right?! Not to mention expensive tuition fees!! Advertising... how's your creativity? R u the kind of person that everytime seeing new stuff, already thinking of how to promote it? This is the last point that will make it even more difficult for you: I'll say 30% of ppl working and earning quite well today do not even have the same study… [cont.]
Answered by Batako - Mon Apr 30 08:36:57 2007

What are the laws regarding false advertising?
Q. Who has to file the suit? Is it a state or federal matter? What does false advertising mean exactly. To make it simpler, if a business advertises itself as a scientific museum but doesn't offer any science or any authentic, museum-like exhibits, can that be considered false advertising.
Asked by The Reverend C - Mon May 28 06:10:45 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Regerugged tell us how to get into museums free. I'd love to stop paying. Contact your state division of consumer affairs. You can file a complaint with them. It is not something you will have to sue for as an individual. Some things are federal matters but your museum would be a state matter.
Answered by lcmcpa - Mon May 28 06:23:07 2007