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I was asking for advice not sarcasim so please GM dont bother replying
Presumably you were ignorant of the fact that the UK comprises England, Scotland and Wales (and NI). :eek:3.9kWp solar PV installed 21 Sept 2011, due S and 42° roof.
17,011kWh generated as at 30 September 2016 - system has now paid for itself. :beer:0 -
Yes totally agree ...they are young . If I was letting property then I would try and make it crystal clear that what they was signing was a legal binding contract and actually would want the depost first. The student that was employed bt the letting agent was as niave as the persons signing it.
I would say you could have it on toast ..sarcasm but that would be up to you. Sorry spelling not to good!!0 -
deposit ....before you start:j0
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No I was not ignorant about the Uk being Scotland wales etc...I thought that I had mentioned it was in the Midlands...god move on whats wrong with you.. I only asked advice its like you all want to have the last word and argue...0
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Yes I must write it down that if you want advice from certain members makes sure your spelling 100%
Sorry my details was not clear and understood I will make sure next time0 -
...Sorry my details was not clear and understood I will make sure next time
Like others here I try to advise as best i can, but I also try hard not to give wrong advice.
Establishing the relevant law (eg Eng Vs Scot) is fundamental. Without being 100% sure of this, one cannot give accurate advice.
Your apology accepted.0 -
Glad you happy now...last word lol0
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