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JayinGR · 12-12-2007, 07:47 PM

Thanks Pale.

We do not live in a community property state and the doctrine of necessaries does not apply here as Jlynn pointed out a while ago in Keift v. North Ottawa (MI Supreme Court Case)

I am not her agent and I dont know about my parents dealings but I have never spoke with the util co at all concerning wifes account nor have I paid them from my checking account or credit card.

The fact that I live in the house and "use" the gas as it keeps the whole house warm does that give them a PP?

12-12-2007, 07:47 PM	#3 (permalink)
JayinGR Elite Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,383 Casino Cash: $356760	Thanks Pale. We do not live in a community property state and the doctrine of necessaries does not apply here as Jlynn pointed out a while ago in Keift v. North Ottawa (MI Supreme Court Case) I am not her agent and I dont know about my parents dealings but I have never spoke with the util co at all concerning wifes account nor have I paid them from my checking account or credit card. The fact that I live in the house and "use" the gas as it keeps the whole house warm does that give them a PP?