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Old 29-06-2011, 21:45   #8
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: Bad legal advice?

The first thing to do in all matters especially something like this is get a SOLICITOR, and a good one.

IF a person has agreed to pay so much per week, but fails to do so, you need it in WRITING re payments etc.

If there are goods on the property, these cannot be sold to recover the debt, unless it is part of the deal, this can be regarded as theft.

You would need to go to a small claims court over certain matters, but before all that get goo legal advice or go to the C.A.B

Who ever the person is, he or she has legal rights as well, and this is where you need the advice

I have quite often given legal advice to people, BUT l always say several things. GET ANY AGREEMENT IN WRITING, AND SIGNED, AND IF ANYTHING HAS TO BE POSTED, SEND COPIES ONLY AND RECORD IT, SO THEY HAVE TO SIGN FOR, if it starts to get frosty then CAB or SOLICITOR and let them take it over, and the first thing they will say, is what is said is above.
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