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Tuesday's Three Burning Legal Questions
Here are today's three burning legal questions, along with the answers provided by the blawgosphere.
1) Question: So I'm in the maternity ward nursing my newborn baby when the nurse pops in and says sorry, they'd given me the wrong newborn baby to nurse! Everything is straight now but, hey, I didn't sign up to nurse somebody else's baby. Do I have a case here?
Answer: Keep an eye on the Spiegel case in Chicago. Damages could be pretty tough, though. (Blogher, Damaged by Accidentally Breastfeeding Someone Else's Baby? Seriously??)
2) Question: The mint that I manage for my country just cranked out thousands of coins that misspell the name of our country. Is this going to be a problem?
Answer: It could very well be -- for you. When this happened in Chile (which is reportedly not supposed to be spelled "C-H-I-I-E"), the manager of the mint was dismissed. On the bright side, if you can grab a few of the misspelled coins on your way out, they may turn out to be collectors' items.(Clusterstock, Now This Is the Worst Currency Error Ever)
3) Question: I see a huge bronze bust of Colonel Sanders in this pawn shop. They want $200 for it. Should I go for it?
Answer: Are you a KFC fan? If so, it may be worth the investment because the KFC in Berea, Ky., has offered $500 in free chicken to the person who returns the Colonel's stolen bust to the restaurant. (UPI, Col. Sanders Statue Stolen From KFC)
Posted by Bruce Carton on February 16, 2010 at 02:41 PM | Permalink
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