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Old 28-03-2004, 20:54   #6
Dave Stones
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Re: parental responsibility
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Originally Posted by col d
yeah if its financial. Parents are still responsible till about 24 or something, unless they can prove they have not been living with them for a couple of years. In terms of legal responsibility i dont think they have that much. hope this helps Dave. If it is to do with uni, your student union will have some booklets to do with financial info
nah its not me, im 19 and have my parents by the short and curlys . Oh, and im at uni too, in no way can the 3 hours or so a week i turn up be considered full-time

i have read somewhere about some obscure financial laws and all that, but im not a lawyer im an engineer so its all scribbledegook for me :pp
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