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Copyright would only apply where there was material reproduction of the information from his site, the names of some horses would not constitute material reproduction although publishing information relating to the ratings data and other information stored in his database may well constitute a breach of the laws around IP protection in databases.. . So long as you have not received the information knowing that it was confidential or reasonably believing that it may be confidential then I fail to see where his claim comes from around breach of IP.. . It is also important to note that the wording is part of a contract between a user of his site and him. You are not a party to that contract so there is no obligation on you in respect of information provided to you. This will only apply where you are not part of a 'group' who established an account with the purpose of sharing subscription costs.. . The wording is also very poor and my belief is that he has written this himself rather than get a lawyer to do it for him. There is no description of what constitutes a group, what affiliate accrued funds may be (is that the winning of the individual member?) and the IP litigation order would probably fail under English law as it is an assessment of possible loss and not actual loss on the part of a claimant and more importantly the use of the word "associates" would potentially be struck out as being far to wide since it could cover his fellow workers, friends, family and others who may have some form of indirect association with the individiuals. Even if the courts did seek to interpret it more tightly he would have to show that you were a willing participant in the breach of confidentiality, had entered in to a 'group' as identified in the wording and had profited in some way to from the relationship.. . You should speak to a lawyer but I think there is very limited liability in this instance as the his claim would be very difficult to prosecute against you. The party publishing the information may well have a case to answer but even there I think that the claim may well be defendable simply by virtue of the poor language in the provision..

Probability = (Number of ways of forming 4-letter code based on the requirement) / (Number of ways of forming any 4-letter code). = [ (13 C 3) . (4 C 1) . 4! ] / [ (17 C 4) . 4! ]. . In the numerator, we:. - choose 3 non-vowels out of 13 such. - choose 1 vowel out of 4 such. - permutate the 4 letters. then we use the multiplication principle, since these events are sequential.. . In the denominator, we:. - choose any 4 letters out of 17. - permutate the 4 letters. then we use the multiplication principle for the same reason as above.. . Hope you could undestand. Keep at it!

And can it be a mother WANTING her child to be sick, not necessarily harming them, but constantly taking them to different specialists hoping that they'll be diagnosed with something? Wanting to put their child on medications that they say will help them, but completely blowing up at anyone who suggests that they have a problem themselves?. Is it still possible when the 'child' in question is a fully grown adult who goes along with being taken to specialists and being given medication that is unnecessary (anti depressants- the doctor prescribed them without assessing the subject, and rather going with what his mother told her.) He's spent his whole life having his mother tell him he has tourettes, autism, aspergers etc. when in actual fact he is perfectly healthy, well adjusted and normal, just doesn't know how to say no to his mother.

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Following up on a previous question on here: Response: "A paralegal can not give legal advice." ...A paralegal can prepare documents, and advise about laws, but cannot give legal advice.

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