No. We can only look up a piece of property by a person's name. The Parish Assessor's Office can look up property for you by the property's address. You can reach them at (225) 686-7278.

A property owner is not required to use their name when they purchase a property. There are other legal arrangements available which do not require listing individual name(s).

The Alleghany County E-911/Mapping Office can provide this information for a given a street address. Please call 336.372.7920 for this service.

We do not provide you with this information. There are public sources such as the Registry of Deeds where you can find this information.

If the Invention is in the field or discipline in which you are engaged by the University or made with the use of University Support it is the property of the University. (See Section C.2. “Ownership Rights”.)

Hi Christine, Actually there were two sub-questions in my #6760: 1/ What would you recommend as the best way for a beginner to protect his work (regardless of nationality, I meant the USA/Hollywood practices)? And 2/ (speaking of nationality) ??? Would it be harder for a foreigner to protect his copy rights in USA and break into Hollywood? Thanks! Hello, I have an idea in development and afterwards I will write the first draft of my script. This however will take time.

You should consult the location on the work or packaging containing the copyright notice as well as any acknowledgments. If you have a photocopy or other reproduction that does not contain a notice of copyright or acknowledgments, consult an original copy of the work. Most works contain a copyright notice. Because copyright ownership can be transferred after publication, your copy may not identify the current copyright owner.

Check the Online Library Catalog for Clearwater Public Library holdings. The Catalog will indicate if we own an item, which branch has it, and whether or not it is presently available for borrowing.

For newer wells, look for a six-digit number that appears on an aluminum tag attached to the outside of the well casing. That number is called the Minnesota Unique Well Number. Then, call the Minnesota Department of Health at 651-215-0811 or 800- 383-9808 to find out who owns the well. A secondary option is to call your local county government office (try asking for the recorders office) and ask them to look for the well in the County Well Index Database.

I do. Thus, I am the one that pays the royalties, etc. If you want to record any of these arrangements, please contact me for permission, and so that I can notify and negotiate with the copyright owner.

In our members area, we have a WHOIS utility which will display the current owners information for any given registered domain. This utility is not accessable from outside our domain, or outside the members area. Back to top Our connection to the credit card authentication system is currently down. Try again within a few minutes. Back to top You may have transposed a number, or placed (-) in between where the spaces are. Please use no spaces, and simply enter the card number.

To find out if Herrick owns a journal, use the Journal Locator. Enter the title of the journal for which you are looking and you will be told if Herrick or Scholes owns the journal, which issues it owns, what formats they are in (paper, electronic, or microform), and where they are located.

Harbor Humane Society has a list of all animals that are registered in the county. We would be happy to assist you with locating the owner.