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shandoli
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- Can both of them be in the same envelope? I served them both at the same time and put them both in the same envelope with recorded delivery.
_ the way recorded delivery works in those flats is that signature is taken from someone working at the concierge, who in turn put a note through to the respective flats about the delivery and the person goes and collects the letter/parcel from the concierge. Can anyone see a problem with this?
- I have a signed proof from royal mail website but obviously, the signature is for someone at the concierge. I have a feeling this might be a problem.
- As a backup, I did hand deliver the notices too with my brother. What kind of evidence will a court need for this?
_ the way recorded delivery works in those flats is that signature is taken from someone working at the concierge, who in turn put a note through to the respective flats about the delivery and the person goes and collects the letter/parcel from the concierge. Can anyone see a problem with this?
- I have a signed proof from royal mail website but obviously, the signature is for someone at the concierge. I have a feeling this might be a problem.
- As a backup, I did hand deliver the notices too with my brother. What kind of evidence will a court need for this?
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Looks like you got all of the bases covered. If push comes to shove you might need your brother to make a statement as a witness.
That's IF both of the notices have been completed properly in the first place, of course.0
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