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What or who is "OR"
bikerchris
Posts: 157 Forumite
Sorry to ask, but what does OR mean?
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
If someone is worth thanking - click on the 'Thanks' button on their response. It's just a nice thing to do :-)
Started debt at 17, stopped by 25 :-D ...I'm in debt again because of property :-/
Started debt at 17, stopped by 25 :-D ...I'm in debt again because of property :-/
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Official receiver? When it relates to bankruptcy, that's normally what people mean - is that the context you have heard it in?"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250
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official receiver.. he/she is the (court) person who takes over your assets in bankruptcy0
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Thanks you both for the prompt response, you are both dead right - it's because I've been reading about bankruptcy ("BR"
) for a friend.
All the best,
ChrisIf someone is worth thanking - click on the 'Thanks' button on their response. It's just a nice thing to do :-)
Started debt at 17, stopped by 25 :-D ...I'm in debt again because of property :-/0
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