Consumer dude
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I have some experience of this sort of issue, you should write a letter firstly formally requesting the return of the money.
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Even if the terms and conditions state that any deposit is non refundable, could this been challenged under unfair terms ?.
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As the provider is a not for profit outfit, could only actual losses be claimed ?, A reasonable admin charge for instance so the £100. 00 deposit I paid could not legitimately be claimed as non refundable as I can't see that there was any losses, unfair terms perhaps ?.
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No, cheque in post.
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I had paid a deposit of £100 for therapy and was informed that they were a not for profit concern, so my immediate question would be, is it proportionate to keep all of the deposit for themselves as I was not able to attend the course as if any loss that they may have had was minimal, what is the law on this, many thanks.
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What are the rules regarding non refundable deposits on a non profit service provider ?.
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There is a registered charge by his bank on an official copy of register of title. If he has since paid off the Mortgage, would I legally need to be informed as I have an Equitable charge to my favour and would he need to inform the land registry of that ?.
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Is their a way to find out if a mortgage is still being paid on the property.
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Thousands and no end in sight.
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Ok, thank you for that.
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I am not disputing what you say. What is it you don't understand please ?.
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I believe their will be. Is their any way of finding for sure what is left to pay on the mortgage ?.
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Ok, So why do I need to sell a property that is not mine
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Blimey, so in theory I could be given possession of the property and then evict the defendant without having to sell the said property ?.
