when do you use a bill of particulars?
456422
Generally, that is used when new information develops in a court case.  The bill of particulars is merely to let the other side know the “particulars” of the new information so there is no surprise.  If the bill of particulars is not issued, someone could claim the trial was unfair and one side might claim they were unduly disadvantaged by not having the information. \n\nIt's generally used in civil cases.  In some states, the charging document for criminal cases is called a bill of particulars letting the defendant know the "particulars" of the charges against him.
394579
It seems I heard recently that there is no reason to keep a copy of a bill once it has been paid. This means, once you get the next bill showing that your last payment cleared as expected, there is no longer any value in keeping the bill. Unless you have some specific use for them, I'd say it would be safe to shred them as long as there is no type of dispute for which you are awaiting an outcome. \n  However, I also have seen advice to keep them for one calendar year. So, when May's bills come in, you can shred bills from May 2005...and all those that came before.\n  Good luck!
47487
1 $50 bill\n1 $5 bill\n4 $2 bills\n\nI just said that.
620930
US dollar bills(no matter what the denomination) are only updated with a new year when one or both of the two people on the bills(their signatures actually) steps down or resigns or is replaced with a new person.\nWith US coins they are minted every year, therefore they are printed with the year in which they were printed.\nCheck all your bills.  Do you think it is just a coincidence that you do not have every year represented on your bills?
747911
if you're needing this paper for welfare, you need to get the person who is paying the bill to write a statement that they are paying the bill, and at the amount they pay...if you need it as a legal contract, the payer should write a statement, sign and date it, as well as the one who's bill is being paid, take it to a notary so you can have it notorized
331868
Can you post a copy of both bills so I can put them in Access and run a compare query on them?
890395
yep that is the one- just type in the serial numbers for the bill- I always wrote the site on the bills I had too, that way when I passed them on, someone might see it and check it in to the site so it could be tracked :o)\n\nand it is any denomination bill
869473
Take it to a coin dealer. (Yes, I know it's a bill...but they deal in that stuff, too.)
29282
"just put it on my bill"
1053307
before it becomes law, it is called a bill. it has to go through 3 readings in Parliament. The first being its introduction, the second to understand its need and the third to make amendments to the bill, if any. After that it is sent to the President for his assent-ion. The Bill becomes law on the day it is in the gazette. hope that will help
907235
You do have the right to an itemized bill. You need to request it in writting and keep all correspondence. You can also work out a payment plan with most hospitals. Hospitals can charge whatever they want, but they must charge everyone equally. If you have an insurange that is accepted at that hospital, what the hospital recieves from your insurance is what the insurance company finds what they call reasonable and customary. so if the hospital charges 1200 for something and they insurance say well pay 780 and they accept this insurance that is what is paid to the hospital.
442734
An invoice is a commercial document issued by a seller to a buyer, indicating the products, quantities and agreed prices for products or services that the Seller has already provided the Buyer with. An invoice indicates that, unless paid in advance, payment is due by the buyer to the seller, according to the agreed terms.\n\nA bill is a document requesting payment for goods previously supplied. This presentation of a bill is common practice on the part of restaurants, credit card companies, utilities, and other service providers. The bill for something is the total price of all services and goods received but not yet paid for, and is presented in the expectation of immediate payment in full. If a bill is not paid, a collections company is usually given the responsibility of collecting the amount due and service is terminated. Under English law, a person who makes off without paying the bill, or who dishonestly secures a remission in the amount payable, commits an offence under the Theft Act 1978. When a company cannot pay its bills, it is said to be insolvent.\n\nThese two words are generally used interchangeably.
64754
Tell him that you are just going to pick someone, participating or not, and send him the bill.  He is going to be legally responsible for the charges regardless of whether or not he authorized because the insurance is his and the decision to treat is yours (as custodial guardian).  Offer him the opportunity to give you the information so that you can try to choose someone that will cost him less money.  People will almost always respond to real threats to their pocketbook.
136833
yea, if you have more than 75% of the bill. I would Further guess they require one serial # and at least 1 to 4 digits of the second.
862719
Does the bill say "E&OE" or "Errors and Omissions Excepted" or "Errors and Omissions Excluded" anywhere? If so, they are entitled to reclaim the difference if they can prove the original amount was in error. They do sound unreasonable to try and ask for such a large amount so quickly, but there is nothing legally preventing it.\n\nIf it doesn't say it, they are on more shaky ground
625795
A bill or notice that you owe money.
423115
what do you mean by particular items?