domiciled

23:06 Dec 27, 2005 

1) If someone does that "on purpose" - how ridiculous would that be? Like an engineer building in a "mistake" in a building to see if the construction boss picks it up - and the building is supposed to be done tomorrow (or preferably yesterday of course)! I sure hope not although sometimes you do wonder! (about clients I mean). Of course I am not shy about talking to the client - the more communication the merrier the end result (or something like that) I say. Thanks for the concern anyway Charles, mate we need it sometimes!

22:57 Dec 27, 2005 

20:49 Dec 27, 2005 

Thanks Charles, and Peter and Radoslava as well, I�ll go with the "missing" and contact the client - better safe than sorry ;-). Happy New Years to you!!

20:40 Dec 27, 2005 

20:31 Dec 27, 2005 

Thanks people, but the problem is that this is the entire sentence (apart from a few words to start it up) - domiciled...where?, I am wondering. I sent this out thinking there might be some legal term, "person domiciled." that I am not aware of, something along the line of "any person registered anywhere in the world" or something. If not, we�ll have to put it down to (another) bit of text missing...