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Posted by Joylene on August 23, 1999 at 18:22:57:

Hi! hope someone knows:
I read on this board that the judge always has to give you an ajourment to get a lawyer, if you ask. Is that true? Is it true for asking for an inspection? I asked the clerk when I gave my answer. He did check off the box for "repairs needed" on the form and he did write "warrenty of habitbily" on the bottom in the lines. He said to ask the first judge for the inspection. The judge said no. There was an inspection by DHRC over a year ago: why can't I have a second one?

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: I read on this board that the judge always has to give you an ajourment to get a lawyer, if you ask.  Is that true?  Is it true for asking for an inspection?  I asked the clerk when I gave my answer.  He did check off the box for "repairs needed" on the form and he did write "warrenty of habitbily" on the bottom in the lines.  He said to ask the first judge for the inspection.  The judge said no.  There was an inspection by DHRC over a year ago: why can't I have a second one?


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