a line or line-segment
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A line is made up of a large (infinite) number of points. When we say a point is on a line, we mean that it is one of the pints that form the line.
A fault line is where 2 plates under the earth separate and made a hole
An angle is made of 2 lines but aside is made of 1 line
No, not if you didn't pay it. Generally, as a co-signer, you can only claim any interest payments you made. You can read more about it at the related link.
The flag of Nova Scotia was made by Betsy Ross.
No. They are counted as "estimated tax payments" which is line 63 on tax form 1040.
Endownment claims can be made if the endowment was not right for you or the sale didn't follow the rules that had been set. Also, a claim can be made if your mortgage payments will continue into your retirement or if you were told by an advisor to cash in your endowment to purchase another one, which is known as "churning."
It means you agree to have assignment of benefits (payments) made to the provider of service(s).
Did your deceased uncle leave a will? He may have left some instruction as to who inherits his stake in the house. If he didn't, then yes, his wife will inherit his stake in the house, despite the fact that you have made the payments for the past four years (although you can ask her to make her share of the payments).
You would need to hire an attorney and go to court and provide proof of your claim. Then the quit claim deed would have to be made null and void.
An interim payment is a partial payment that is made on a good faith basis to assist you in getting repairs done on the home. The remainder of the claim will be given to you at the completion of the repairs.
No,paypal does not take taxes out of payments made to you
For persons over age 65 and nursing home residents, the state may file a lien on real property and an estate claim to recover payments made by Medicaid.
PayPal does not withhold taxes from any payments processed through them. You are responsible for reporting this and any other income you have like this on Schedule C of your 1040 tax return.
It was made in Nova Scotia, Canada, by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876.