Zigner
Senior Member, Non-Attorney
Wellllllllll...
Doing so might be considered a criminal act (vandalism), and it might also be a tort against the new owner.
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Doing so might be considered a criminal act (vandalism), and it might also be a tort against the new owner.
LdiJ
Senior Member
I was joking Zig.
Zigner
Senior Member, Non-Attorney
It's hard for "tone" to come across - but I tried to acknowledge that I undersood the intent of your post by typing "Wellllllllll..."
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