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Help for Getting rid of estate agent?
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DVardysShadow wrote: »No, you are in the position of not having signed a written contract, but you have a verbal contract. Normally, the problem with enforcing a verbal contract is evidence that a contract was formed. But not in your case. There is some text book stuff about when a contract is formed, which I CBA to look up - however, essentially, you have shown acceptance of the contract by accepting the 4 viewers. It is more than enough evidence to stack up in court as to the existence of a verbal contract
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A contract is an abstract thing. A written contract is not the contract itself, it is the written record of the details of the contract.jasperb182 wrote: »One more question for all you seasoned pros.
what is the point in a contract if it dont seem to mean any anything?
Your mistake was to confuse the written contract with the abstract contract, which you accepted when you accepted the viewers.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Thanks now I know were I stand, thats all I wanted.0
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