any solicitor that can answer this for me

jonesMUFCforever

zipwen1 wrote:

bin on the mushrooms or sumin is it that hard to understand

Yes it is!
I take it that you have had an education so try using it instead of this 'text' speak!
It's 'been' and 'something' by the way.

anotherbigspender

fivemice wrote:

ABS - aside from the fact that this is a discussion forum, not an exam, whats to say that the OP doesn't have learning difficulties?

You seem to have missed my point.

I, nor it seems any other forum member, wants to mark the OP on his/her spelling, punctuation and grammar. Moreover, members want to help people when they ask a question. My gripe is that the OP, learning difficulties or not, seems too lazy to bother to even attempt to write a proper sentence and expects other members to decifer their text speak ramblings before trying to help.

The OP's response to the first member who made a point to this effect was to have a go at them, as if this was an acceptable way to communicate.

Come on people ...

Anyway, back on topic.

silvercar

Last time this topic came up (OK I admit to being addicted!) someone pointed out that mortgage lenders required the solicitor to be in receipt of all duties and taxes necessary to secure registration of the property. This would imply that the solicitor needs to have your stamp duty money before he should release the mortgage funds.