What can they claim if persuaded?

Bogof_Babe

We're all anonymous on here, unless we choose to give out personal information, which is against the rules anyway.

Not sure what the "offence" was - people replied to your question and you didn't like their comments?

Juicyloo

DX2 wrote: »

It's madam love, please get it correct, especially if you are going to take legal action.

Want the log number- LC?20110720???

healy

Juicyloo wrote: »

what I'm trying to get across is, that, if DS had been able to get the mortgage, then payments for a short time would not have nbeen an issue.

Because Dad could easliy get a buy to let then that was the next option.

The 40k was a gift anyway and will always be treated as such.

Have phoned local police, as feel certain posters are on here to intimidate- ongoing- will not put up with allegations and abuse.

I am sure the Police have much more important things to do.

Blobby8_2

Funniest thread of the day so far, feel free to add me to your list.

Blobby8_2

healy wrote: »

I am sure the Police have much more important things to do.

I'm sure they do, but its unlikely they will.

robpw2

Juicyloo wrote: »

Have phoned local police, as feel certain posters are on here to intimidate- ongoing- will not put up with allegations and abuse.

Are you being serious ? if you have an issue with posters report it to abuse and they will sort it out and remove any posts they feel have broken the rules.

i have not seen any intimidation on here apart from that you seem to be instigating .
you asked a question and as i have explained previously you have been given the truth , there is £40k that was given to your son , if he had used it for the deposit and had got the mortgage he would have to pay for that as well as raising the child - how could he do that if he is in financial difficulty and needing to claim benefits??

if the house is not in his name then he will have been deemed to have given the 40k to the owner of the house and this could be seen as deprivation of capitol which would then limit the benfits he would be entitled to .

I have given you the best advice i can check out https://www.entitledto.co.uk and get your son and his partner to fill it in and this will tell you what you may be entitled to then you need to make a claim.

robpw2

Blobby8 wrote: »

I'm sure they do, but its unlikely they will.

just give them money it worked for newscorp:rotfl:

viktory

Juicyloo wrote: »

I take massive exception to this poster and this quote as it is massively misinformed and I beklieve I can take legel action on a post such as this

And I believe the moon is made of green cheese.

Oldernotwiser

Juicyloo wrote: »

Have phoned local police, as feel certain posters are on here to intimidate- ongoing- will not put up with allegations and abuse.

Bless you- that's the funniest thing I've heard for years!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Edinburgh65

Christ, the initial post reads like something out of "The Darling Buds of May". Only it's not!