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Q: Can you be charged a misdemeanor for not having water on? And can you be a mayor and a code enforcement officer?
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answered on Jul 18, 2023

In Kansas, the specific laws and regulations regarding water usage and requirements may vary depending on local ordinances and circumstances. While I can't give you a straight answer on the misdemeanor charge, it's crucial to understand that local authorities may have their own rules and... View More

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Q: I ordered a tablet from an app called tophatter. It didnt work and inside I found tiny bugs. Could this be a lawsuit

They gave me a refund and told me to keep tablet

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Feb 23, 2020

A judge could ask what your damages were. If the tablet didn't work and your money was refunded, a judge could hold that you were compensated for your damages. You could check if another attorney sees things differently. Good luck

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Q: Am I responsible for water draining downhill from my bkyard to his bkyard when I water my lawn? More below:

My house is at the top of an incline, and his is at the bottom of it. He has now filed a police report against me and plans to file with the Environmental Protection Agency. I do not feel that I am over watering my yard. I am nearly 70 y/o, retired, and only on SS income. Any suggestions or advice... View More

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Oct 27, 2019

Use less water and don't apply until the point that water starts draining onto your neighbor's yard. Tell your neighbor you'll take measures to prevent water draining into his yard. Tell him you'll work with him and ask him to let you know if you reach the point of water running... View More

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