Buyers are camped in our garden over Christmas

gorgeouslatinrose

I have been following this thread with intrest, and cannot believe they are being so awfull! Please stop being nice to them now, and please do not go and pick them up from the hospital either!

Mama_G_3

Just sitting down to watch The Beverley Hillbillies on Film 4.....how apt! haha

Hope things move today for you Mr J...if not, I'd call the police and get their stuff and camper removed!

sad_dog_lady

hi, look a family member is a barrister, i have to be honest you are likely to have this explode in problems, 1 st get intouch with legal cover free usually with home insurance.
2 tell estate agents exactly what is going on, and explain a suitable deadline say 5 pm tommorrow or it is back on the maret.
3. she has every right to claim against you, sad but true... i hate this litigation society but you are probably looking at a no win no fee.. bunch.
4. it is unlikely that you are going to exchange and so storeage costs should be clearly worked out and signed, dated, and witnessed.
id say give one to the clampets and fax one to their solicitor
if you store their items for 5 years or more they gain the right to your property.... keep in mind

greenface

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jcr16 wrote: »

weather this is genuine or not, your really being taken for a mug now. you don't know them from adam.

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:beer::beer:this is the post of the thread:beer::beer:

debrag

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

hi, look a family member is a barrister, i have to be honest you are likely to have this explode in problems, 1 st get intouch with legal cover free usually with home insurance.
2 tell estate agents exactly what is going on, and explain a suitable deadline say 5 pm tommorrow or it is back on the maret.
3. she has every right to claim against you, sad but true... i hate this litigation society but you are probably looking at a no win no fee.. bunch.
4. it is unlikely that you are going to exchange and so storeage costs should be clearly worked out and signed, dated, and witnessed.
id say give one to the clampets and fax one to their solicitor
if you store their items for 5 years or more they gain the right to your property.... keep in mind

Would there be a legal issue of removing their property? I mean the mother is living there, even if she is currently in hospital.

Mama_G_3

sad_dog_lady wrote: »

hi, look a family member is a barrister, i have to be honest you are likely to have this explode in problems, 1 st get intouch with legal cover free usually with home insurance.
2 tell estate agents exactly what is going on, and explain a suitable deadline say 5 pm tommorrow or it is back on the maret.
3. she has every right to claim against you, sad but true... i hate this litigation society but you are probably looking at a no win no fee.. bunch.
4. it is unlikely that you are going to exchange and so storeage costs should be clearly worked out and signed, dated, and witnessed.
id say give one to the clampets and fax one to their solicitor
if you store their items for 5 years or more they gain the right to your property.... keep in mind

Thats really sad The nice generous people always get walked over

murphydog999

I clicked onto the last page of this as the heading intrigued me, immediately I thought these are the same people that wrote the brilliant dead dog thread.

Thank you Jones,' I've had to read all 23 pages, got nothing done this afternoon, but been very entertained. Well done, you are wasted, someone give this man a break in writing for TV. I would pay to see the dead dog thread come to life (so to speak!).

thejonesfamily

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PLEASE HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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Whilst talking to my vendor neighbour, I walked him out. Sat back down and the door went again, only to discover that the Brother Clampett has only dumped all the goods he brought with him on the grass verge and bu g gered off. I couldnt see from the house because of the connifers and now I have the contents of a 1970 hell hole on the grass.
Oh, except for the mobility scooter which is parked on my Geraniums.

I have contacted the solicitor who, put it this way told me to leave all items as they are.

Accountant_Kerry

OMG, How rude!!

Not exchanged yet then?

marcowil

If you've been advised by your solicitor then do exactly that. Leave them where they are. They are not your responsiblity and if you do anything with them you are potentially opening up a can or worms