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Homer67 last won the day on July 24 2022

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  1. Isn't the NTK way out of time to create keeper liability or have I missed something?
  2. I am very sorry you have been through this and I hope that the CCTV evidence will be admitted in court and if it does show what's described above, I would expect that to be GBH rather than ABH which holds a much more serious punishment.
  3. Call or visit the pub and tell them to call off their dogs, they wil say it's out of their hands but it isn't, they can and should tell EuroCP to cease action. Get on the Pub's social channels and do the same if they don't respond favorably to your visit/call
  4. Thanks all, I thought it wasn't but best to check and that's what I've told them, the PAPLOC has to come from the PPC (Euro Car Parks in that case) so they can safely ignore anything from DR+
  5. Dealing with this for a friend after the usual plethora of begging letters they have received this, is it a properly worded LBA or just another begging letter? 2024-01-31 DR+ Threat-o-gram PCN 2023-09-05.pdf
  6. Do you own or rent your property? Whoops missed it, you do own it so you need t go the legal route as DX said
  7. I see Andy has responded so I'll delete this.
  8. That letter is a joke! It quotes the value of goods stolen (but they weren't) It quotes the value of goods recovered as £0 but they were fully recovered as they were never actually stolen as in removed from the store! Then it quotes 'Security Cost' so that's for Security to do their job, why would you be responsible for paying their wages?! Hilarious, ignore and don't worry about it.
  9. I think that's what I'd do, try and make sure you have a bolt hole though.
  10. When was the last date a payment was made and what was the default date (first failed payment)? In the meantime just ignore the letters and if they do call video them and tell them to leave or just ignore them.
  11. That's what I meant by 'nothing legal'. If you refused to move out until a certain date and offered the same rate of pro rata rent I think the legal/illegal edges would be blurred, after all how long does it take to actually get someone evicted? Giving you a date to leave and evicting you are two different things.
  12. Nothing legal comes to mind other than furniture into storage and sofa surf for a few weeks.
  13. @Ethel Street if the ex didn't have the contract in place before they were an ex and as quoted they took it out in the other party's name, then it's fraudulent to take out a credit agreement at an address you no longer reside at and in someone else's name.
  14. I'd be reporting it to the Police as fraud and getting a crime number as well so at least he gets a visit/letter from Plod to come in for an interview, that might scare him into paying it and not doing anything similar again.
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