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moving in day - vendor still there! HELP
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i think there was the sound of the clink of the gate after the horse has bolted. The problem we have tonight is asking Daphne for our toothbrushes and OHs tampax.0
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Richard_Webster wrote: »If this is all serious then OP's solicitor should be throwing a very very heavy book at the seller's solicitor....
Hi Richard, I am impressed at your continuing concern for OP's predicament - but on the basis of past offerings of a similar nature, I suggest that you just sit back and enjoy the story....
I'm a retired employment solicitor. Hopefully some of my comments might be useful, but they are only my opinion and not intended as legal advice.0 -
Personally i would pack Daphne & her dog Scooby in her bags for life get her in the wheelbarrow position and push her down the dss. But am i being too kind:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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Wow! that is a sticky situation!! Quite entertaining!2025 financial goals & challenges!
1). Mortgage (started Jan 2024) £105,249.61 / £122,400.00 Overpayment total: £1015.28 (Inc Sprive yr 1 o/p £19.16 & £55.34 reg monthly overpayment) Equity 26%
2). #7 Save 1p a day challenge 2025 £360/£780
3). £2,249.06/£3000 in Investment ISA (35/50 investments)
4). Increase cash savings & saving pots
5). Keep debt to a minimum.
Favourite quote: 'Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gunna get!' Forrest Gump0 -
thanks but i'm not even sure if she has a dog ??clarissa62 wrote: »Wow! that is a sticky situation!! Quite entertaining!:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0 -
It's amazing that she doesn't know that her house has been sold, yet can make a call to Australia to her niece.0
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Tesco* are open 24 hours I would just buy a new toothbrush each and a pack of Tampax, if that's all that's bothering you OP...* other supermarkets are also available...........................0
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gratefulforhelp wrote: »Are there really solicitors who put an apostrophe on a plural?
Got to say, I find it incredible that someone picked up on the ONE (or at least one of very few) spelling mistakes made from one of the most respected posters on this forum, yet there is another poster on this board also claiming to be a solicitor who can barely string a properly constructed sentence together and it rarely gets commented on.0 -
Got to say, I find it incredible that someone picked up on the ONE (or at least one of very few) spelling mistakes made from one of the most respected posters on this forum, yet there is another poster on this board also claiming to be a solicitor who can barely string a properly constructed sentence together and it rarely gets commented on.
I've got to say that I agree with you. Richard Webster is a very well respected contributor to this forum and I felt annoyed on his behalf that a typo was perceived to be worthy of a comment.
I'm not sure who the other poster is who you are referring to... but I do hope it's not me (I don't mind my legal skills being called into question, but crimes against grammar, well, that's another matter). I'll shut up now as I've had a glass or three of red :cool:I'm a retired employment solicitor. Hopefully some of my comments might be useful, but they are only my opinion and not intended as legal advice.0 -
zzzLazyDaisy wrote: »I've got to say that I agree with you. Richard Webster is a very well respected contributor to this forum and I felt annoyed on his behalf that a typo was perceived to be worthy of a comment.
I'm not sure who the other poster is who you are referring to... but I do hope it's not me (I don't mind my legal skills being called into question, but crimes against grammar, well, that's another matter). I'll shut up now as I've had a glass or three of red :cool:
Absolutely was NOT referring to you!0
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