Chipping paint on wood lowboy
Any way to repair this chipping black paint? Or at least ensure it doesn't continue? It appears in multiple spots around the frame of the lowboy.
TIA!
u/Tall-Lobster-9795 — 4 days ago
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Legal? - Biller not responsible for incorrect amounts
How is it legal to say they are "not liable in any way for erroneous billing statements or incorrect debits" when removing funds from my account? This feels a little like signing an agreement allowing a company to take whatever they want and agreeing that they aren't liable if they take more than they bill.
Also, how is this socially acceptable? Am I missing something here?
u/Tall-Lobster-9795 — 12 days ago
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I'm looking for guidance on adding outside materials to institutional archives. In our current institutional archives, we have materials dating back hundreds of years to our founding. But there is another institution (3 hours away) that holds the original record book (purchased years ago at auction from a collector). I'd like to include that record book in our archives as a reference of some kind. Is it possible to reproduce the book (in photos) and cite the holding institution as the owner of the original? For the ease of research and reference.
Basically my question is this: is it inappropriate to duplicate another institution's holdings (with citation!) if they originally belonged to us and illustrate our institutional history?
u/Tall-Lobster-9795 — 23 days ago