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  1. Hello I don't see any claims against your solicitor as there's a six month time limit on complaints. I also don't see any breach of contract claim, I'm afraid, unless your employer failed to pay a contactal, rather than a discretionary, entitlement to sick pay. You haven't suffered any loss or breach of contract in terms of notice. Best advice I can give is draw a line under it all and move on.
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  2. Im pleased to say the default has been removed! Am OVER the moon! We are re-applying the application for the mortgage today so fingers crossed itl be smooth sailing now! Thankyou again everyone for your support, thankyou Lee and Heidi for realy hurrying my case through Lucy
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  3. Please dont tell me you gave them any specific information in the I&E sheets. They are NOT entitled to that info at all. It is covered under the Data Protection Act. The ONLY info they are allowed to know is the total income per month, total outgoings for high priority stuff, such as rent, electric, food, council tax etc, and then their share of what is left. Thats it. By sending them a ton of specific info, they will try and dictate what you can and cant afford as well as pass your info around to other PDL's ( blatant breach of OFT rules and the DPA) incase they want to contact you. This can be seen in their comment: "When we hav
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  4. They won't call the police, and if they did it is extremely unlikely that the police would be interested - there's no crime involved. Moreover, you don't have to tell the police either. You have the right to remain silent.
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  5. Irrelevant. Even in a trade sale such a statement would be unlawful anyway. Providing the car was not falsely advertised and the OP is not a trader in any capacity, then there is no legal obligation for him to do anything. SOGA does not apply in private sales. Please Note The advice I offer will be based on the information given by the person needing it. All my advice is based on my experiences and knowledge gained in working in the motor and passenger transport industries in various capacities. Although my advice will always be sincere, it should be used as guidence only. I would always urge to seek face to face pr
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  6. Send as much as you can in to support your ESA50.
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  7. Hi buddy, sometimes it can be a bit busy on here than usual, plus dont forget its peak time for holidays I cant really help as much as I would like to to be honest as I am fairly newish to all of this myself and really wouldnt want to miselad you by giving wrong information. All i can do is post like now in the hope that one of the more experienced team members will/can pick it up for you. Good luck
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  8. Contact the court, if you did not know about the court case you can make a statutory declaration which cancels the court case and enforcement and DVLA will need to start again.
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