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If the Air Head Diva is taking professional advice it may take some time for her to get her facts sorted.0 -
theartfullodger wrote: »Re WWW
Possibly not:
I've seen/heard of a couple and a guy in the last couple of months who had been abroad, been "good" UK citizens before, returned without anywhere to live and presented themselves to 't Council as Homeless.. I think this comes as a huge surprise to many ..
Council said, nope, you've been out-of-country, we don't have to help you.
Not sure where these regulations are...
Shame really that Suzy B didn't "enjoy" this process...
Cheers!
Lodger
You are possibly correct AL, but Suzy, as a caring and homeless mother with a small child, should have indeed presented herself and her child to the local authority for emergency housing rather than taking up residence in a tent."If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools"
Extract from "If" by Rudyard Kipling0 -
theartfullodger wrote: »Re WWW
Possibly not:
I've seen/heard of a couple and a guy in the last couple of months who had been abroad, been "good" UK citizens before, returned without anywhere to live and presented themselves to 't Council as Homeless.. I think this comes as a huge surprise to many ..
Council said, nope, you've been out-of-country, we don't have to help you.
Not sure where these regulations are...
Shame really that Suzy B didn't "enjoy" this process...
Cheers!
Lodger
I think Suzys circs (brief stay abroad, within EU, expectation that accommodation would be available, with child etc) should have elicited a more positive response. Mind you, daddys house looks a bit better than the B+B she would be offered.0 -
You are possibly correct AL, but Suzy, as a caring and homeless mother with a small child, should have indeed presented herself and her child to the local authority for emergency housing rather than taking up residence in a tent.
Maybe she did, but was told she wasn't homeless seeing as she allegedly owns a number of properties around the globe. Although it would have made interesting and creative use of the Homelessness Prevention Fund by buying her a ticket back to Peru.
I'm beginning to think we'll never get the fabled video update or the answers to the many many questions that have been asked up to now. I'm particularly interested to find out if the deposit was protected in a scheme for a start, although I suspect it probably wasn't. Having said that, I'm also interested to know where all the daddy long legs in my house keep appearing from!BCSC # 9 and proud! :beer:0 -
I think they have dug themselves a very big hole with themselves as their worst enemy.mynameisdave wrote: »The trouble is the longer they leave us waiting the more details we uncover so the more they need to think how to cover the flaws in the story. I'm sure they are reading this page and revising the story with each detail uncovered.
What do lawyers and insurance companies tell you when you may face a claim or legal dispute ?
Don't they say, keep your mouth shut & don't admit liability.0 -
The Air Head Diva and her team of advisers picked up on a post I made on the old thread:mynameisdave wrote: »The trouble is the longer they leave us waiting the more details we uncover so the more they need to think how to cover the flaws in the story. I'm sure they are reading this page and revising the story with each detail uncovered.
An end to squatters rights what about homeowners rights? http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1985710.Mum_trashes___325_000_home/
Another interesting story
on Thursday0 -
SouthCoast wrote: »The Air Head Diva and her team of advisers picked up on a post I made on the old thread:
An end to squatters rights what about homeowners rights? http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1985710.Mum_trashes___325_000_home/
Another interesting story
on Thursday
Is that ther one where the LL was aware of a problem shortly after granting the tenancy but took 3 YEARS to even start eviction proceedings?0 -
Wee_Willy_Harris wrote: »Is that ther one where the LL was aware of a problem shortly after granting the tenancy but took 3 YEARS to even start eviction proceedings?
Yes....................
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It wouldn't surprise me, if we never hear from them again.0
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They can form the airhead landlord club.Wee_Willy_Harris wrote: »Is that ther one where the LL was aware of a problem shortly after granting the tenancy but took 3 YEARS to even start eviction proceedings?0
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