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In this case, I don't see it to be a crime. The legislation is a tad out of kilter with reality.
Its not up to you but that of a Crown Cort Judge and jury.
The legislation fits in well with reality as the poster intentionally wants to defraud the mortgage company.:exclamatiScams - Shared Equity, Shared Ownership, Newbuy, Firstbuy and Help to Buy.
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Let's hope that the OP's partner notified the provider of his house insurance policies, switching from a residential policy to a LL policy and that if he hasn't that nothing happens to the property in the remaining period of ownership
See this thread for the sorry tale of one amateur LL who faces a financial loss, after his insurance cover was voided.0 -
See this thread for the sorry tale of one amateur LL who faces a financial loss, after his insurance cover was voided.
That is a broken link unfortunately.
I looked for a thread with the words you linked to ("tell them you are no longer entitled to single persons discount.") and found https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4583441 but it seems to be unrelated.0
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