partners ex sold his possessions!

Mojisola

If she wanted them gone, she should have contacted him and given him a time limit before disposing of them herself.

Seanymph

But we don't know that she hadn't.

emweaver

bewilderedhelpneeded wrote: »

We believe they might have been sold as scrap and therefore crushed. My partner was advised that he could leave his possessions at the property as he still jointly owned it and they were going to deal with all the possessions anyway as part of the financial settlement

Is she seeking revenge for a bitter break up?

If they broke on bad terms, which it sounds like then he was a fool leavng something of sentimental value behind.

Or maybe she had to sell them to keep up their mortgage payments as he is now funding another home with you and neglecting his responsibilities at his "former home"?

emweaver

bewilderedhelpneeded wrote: »

Police have been contacted and say it's a civil matter! And we have found out she sold them for scrap! The scrapper must have rubbed his hands in glee when he saw what he had to collect. A rare classic car and two motoribikes worth about £500 each. Police not .interected in how she did in when they are in someone else's name and the car was irreplaceable. Not only has she done this to my partner but also her son as the car was to be passed onto him

A rare classic car and it is only worth £500?

emweaver

Looking at another post of yours, you have been with him 3 and a half years no wonder she got fed up having the junk there all that time.

He has also cheated on you has a sexual addiction so I assume he treated her the same so she has been more than fair storing his rusty old cars for 3.5 years! Or when you say you have been with him 3.5 years but not living together, did you mean because he was stll living with his ex ?

TheConways

emweaver wrote: »

A rare classic car and it is only worth £500?

I read that as the motorbikes being worth 500, not the "classic car".

Sorry to hear what has happened - he can take her to court, but he will need a solicitor to fight his corner. And he may not win, and end up owing the solicitor money.

Reading between the lines, the split was not harmonious (did he leave his wife for you?) - no surprises then when possessions are harshly dealt with.

Fire_Fox

emweaver wrote: »

Looking at another post of yours, you have been with him 3 and a half years no wonder she got fed up having the junk there all that time.

He has also cheated on you has a sexual addiction so I assume he treated her the same so she has been more than fair storing his rusty old cars for 3.5 years! Or when you say you have been with him 3.5 years but not living together, did you mean because he was stll living with his ex ?

The nisi was granted in August 2010 so having half ownership of the house is not the same as having the rights of access to it. He did leave his unhappy marriage for the OP and the OP has posted a number of threads querying the ex wife's actions. No wonder the cars have been scrapped!!

Bewilderedhelpneeded: given that you were the other woman and the financial side of things is dragging on, your input is always going to put the ex wife's back up. Maybe just let your partner handle his own affairs and completely butt out? Why isn't he posting his own threads about his own property if he is that bothered? Anyone who leaves sentimental or valuable property in the care of someone who is taking him to court for money is a plonker TBH.

Yorkie1

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Well to be honest, I was assuming that the car isn't the thing that was inherited. It's certainly the case for whichever ones aren't inherited though if he didn't already own them before they got married

I think you are confusing what happens on divorce, with identification of ownership in the criminal law.

Taadaa

custardy wrote: »

nope.Why would they?
collecting cars from the same address on he V5
Hardly rings alarm bells

Exactly this. Before I left my first husband, my solicitor told me to take all of my belongings with me, and if I left anything behind, to not expect to get it back.

mgdavid

Seanymph wrote: »

Well I'm about the fifth person who you will ignore saying 'tell the police'.

Coming on here to get people cross at here will get you nowhere.

Yes, it was not a nice thing for her to do, but then, she will no doubt argue he 'abandoned' them there.

Call the police, report her for theft. I take it he has the V5's in his possession and wasn't dim enough to leave them with his wife?

did you not read post #6?