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fozzy65 | 21:21 Tue 05th Oct 2010 | Civil
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what does this mean? and can this write be transfierd to an outsider.
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It's a term we use in my branch of the civil service and usually refers to terms or conditions, grades or allowances for example that people retain even though the 'rules' may have changed because of the time they have worked there(or were working before a certain date) and yes it's Grandfather Rights.
21:29 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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are you in the US?
21:22 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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do you mean grandfathers rights? a little bit more info would be helpful
21:23 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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does this help? It's Rights, not writes. http://www.probertenc...ather+Rights&offset=0

There are other definitions if you google the term.
21:24 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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PS it seems to be an American term
21:24 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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yes grandfather rights in the us MASS and its a biss with land and its auto related.
21:28 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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he is responsible for the kids till they leave school
21:28 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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It's a term we use in my branch of the civil service and usually refers to terms or conditions, grades or allowances for example that people retain even though the 'rules' may have changed because of the time they have worked there(or were working before a certain date) and yes it's Grandfather Rights.
21:29 Tue 05th Oct 2010
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poor grandad he'll not be pleased
21:29 Tue 05th Oct 2010

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