Travel & Holidays Happy New Year and Decade!

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  1. Procrastin8

    Procrastin8 Member

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    Hi Guys,

    I havent been on this forum long but i feel i will be here for a while :)

    Hope you all have a great start to the new year and decade! May it be a safe and properous one for you all!

    Regards
    Rob
     
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    Health and happiness to one all.

    May the new Year bring us all plenty in 2020 :)
     
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    Happy and Healthy 2020 to all!
     
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  4. datto

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    May the Druitt shine in 2020!

    If not, all the best anyway.
     
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  5. geoffw

    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    While the new year is already not so new, this is related.

    I read a tip today that in 2020, we should be extra careful in writing the date on legal documents. If the date is written as say 3/1/20, it could be changed to 3/1/2029 or whatever, possibly invalidating the document.

    I don't know if this is just a furphy or a real legal tip.

    Any thoughts from the legal people?
     
  6. datto

    datto Well-Known Member

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    Put a stroke through the zero.

    I'm not legal.
     
  7. Gockie

    Gockie Life is good ☺️ Premium Member

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    I think it’s good advice anyway. Now if only the Americans would sort out their mm/dd to be consistent with the majority of humanity (ps. The Chinese have it perfect, yyyy-mm-dd. So much better for computer files....)
     
  8. larrylarry

    larrylarry Well-Known Member

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    @geoffw yes this piece of advice has been going around to warn others because potentially, leaving dd/mm/20 can be vulnerable to fraudulent act. Especially when signing and dating documents.