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By renegadeimp · Posted
Can I say.. its not an actual pre action letter. Its just a threatogram headed as one. Post it up to make sure ut from a nosey around the Internet, it's a big standard form threat letter. Mine is pretty much word for word with dozens of others. -
By MaccaPacca · Posted
It's not an ANPR camera, it's just a CCTV high up on the side of the premises. Surely if they are passing-off as double yellow lines, they can't then make their own rules up? There's no observation period either. It seems to be a private road. It also claims that I've parked in a car park which is clearly not the case - they can't have it both ways? Yea, good point about capturing the bystander, is that a breach of GDPR? How do you mean they've lied about the amount? -
By goldeneye22 · Posted
Morning. So my cousin should have the photos uploaded here later on today. He did mention that there were two PayPal agreements sent, both of which are almost identical and 14 pages long each. Only difference being one is for when the APR was 17% and the second is when they increased the APR to 19% Should he upload all 28 pages? Or just the few pages from the agreement that has the most important information on it. -
Welcome to the forum. There are plenty of existing topics here in the same forum for you to read and follow the process as already advised. Have you informed the court you wish to proceed ? Have you received you Directions Questionnaire (N180) and requested mediation ? Andy
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By easy987us1 · Posted
This is my first post, so I'm hoping that its clear and to the point. I am in the process of buying and selling a home. My purchase was almost ready to exchange when we noticed that there was an area of land that we thought that we were buying but was not on the Title Plan. It turns out that this land is included in the sale, however it is unregistered. Our solicitors asked our Vendor to get the land registered with Land Registry and ask for the application to be Expedited. The timelines provided to us from the Land Registry were as below 10 working days for the application to be processed 10 working days for an ordinance surveyor to attend A few days for the survey report to be sent to the Land Registry Lawyers All of the above steps happened like clockwork, so I was so pleased. I had read somewhere that if the application is straight forward, then the Land Registry Lawyers should get it all registered within a week or so. I spoke to a very helpful lady at the Land Registry a few weeks ago and explained to her that this is the only thing holding up the entire chain and that if I don't manage to get this resolved soon, that the whole chain will break. We suggested that I call back every morning between 8am and 9am to see if there are any notes on the case. I've been calling every day and there have been no updates. I received a call back from the Land Registry today (I assume it was someone a little senior) and they asked me (politely) to stop calling and that the case is being dealt with and could take anywhere from a week to many many weeks. If it is the later, then I can kiss goodbye to the house purchase and sale because no one will want to wait indefinitely. I completely understand that these matters are complex however, the Land Registry have not sent anything to my Vendor or her solicitor. I am unable to speak to the Land Registry Lawyers to get an update. So for what seemed like a really decent process, we are now stuck feeling that we will be in the dark for potentially months. The question that I have for anyone out there is that there must be some way of getting through to the Land Registry Lawyers and to simply ask them if everything looks ok or if there is going to be a significant delay. Myself, my wife and my son are all sleeping on mattresses at the moment because we disposed of all our old furniture, thinking that we would be able to buy new ones when we are in our new house. Clearly this was a mistake and one that my wife is not going to let me forget any time soon! Thank you in advance for any help or advice you might be able to provide.
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