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Two questions
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IS it an essential expense for your house? I'm not really sure what 'blown double glazing' means. Is the window actually broken? If so I would think that is an essential expense and the OR couldn't stop you from repairing it.
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Its where the window isnt clear to see through, they are not broken. We were hoping to start improving the house but I eventually stopped kidding myself and realised that the house had dropped and that there would be no money in the house for a long time to clear my dabts, even if I could have carried on paying them all.
Its just that I do not know what to do as the windows have apparently been made but I have not had them fitted so apart from signing a piece of paper I have not recieved the windows. They never gave me a copy of what I signed so I do not know if I am committed to but them know I am br. Are they a creditor becasue I have not had them fitted.0
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