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House sold - I left some rubbish in the loft
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Tiger_greeneyes wrote: »Frankly there shouldn't be any problem.
Vendors should remove all their chattels - including rubbish - from the property on completion. End of. They're not entitled to dump their rubbish in someone else's property - why should they leave it for their purchasers?
There's nothing petty about a purchaser not wanting to take on someone else's crap.
Chattels? Speak plain English, are you his solicitor?:mad:
I didn't dump anything on anyone else's property, I left it on my property that has since changed hands. I left a few bits of rubbish, am I really supposed to take a pile of leaves with me to my new home? This geezer has stalked me for 3 weeks !!!!!!! I bet you would agree that he should travel to my house and dump it on my lawn.
I got rid of most of it the night before. It was no problem. The council estate drive I dumped it on deserved it. Chavs.
I saw them the next morning when I was on the way to work, they were fuming. I had a wry smile all day, my missus got the full works that night;) .Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0 -
I wish I was a solicitor, almost three weeks to payday and I'm brassic already
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saint...your a round door handleYou're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on0
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Why thank you ma'am.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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Love it! This thread will have me giggling all afternoon..............Proud to be dealing with my debts :T DFW Nerd: 2410
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Some previous neighbours of mine moved in to find that the attic had been fully kitted out as an S&M chamber - the previous owners had forgotten to remove quite a few items - including a full gimp suit!!! For some unknown reason the gimp suit kept making guest appearances every time we had a BBQ!
Puss
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Thank heavens for thesaint's sense of humour!0
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I think I have lost the will to live.........0
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Some previous neighbours of mine moved in to find that the attic had been fully kitted out as an S&M chamber - the previous owners had forgotten to remove quite a few items - including a full gimp suit!!! For some unknown reason the gimp suit kept making guest appearances every time we had a BBQ!
Puss
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Why do I have the feeling I am not being taken seriously?
Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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