secured loan deed

Clive_Woody

backtowall wrote: »

i will cover the mess we are in first.The bank say we borrowd £10,000 in 1991.the dept is now £90,000+and growing

Are you saying that you did not borrow this money?

BillJones

Clive_Woody wrote: »

Are you saying that you did not borrow this money?

He has a strange reluctance to answer this question. I suspect he's one of those fruit-loops who is Loking to nit-pick the details of the contract based on it not being written under admiralty law or somesuch.

Either that, or he's properly mentally ill, or a troll.

jonesMUFCforever

essjaytee wrote: »

So was there one secured loan/deed or two??


And in your OP you said you did query the forged deed 22 years ago as that is how long this dispute has been dragging on for so did you really query it way back then or not??


your posts aren't very clear at all and you keep contradicting yourself...

I think what has happened is - now bear with me----
OP took out a loan or overdraft in the 1990's and a deed was signed and registered ---- OP says he paid it back --- but the original deed was never cancelled or de- registered --- which was quite common with banks in those days as if the customer wanted any secured borrowing they could rely on the original documents for any future borrowing.---OP then seems to have had more funds loaned to him but is querying whether the original security can be relied upon.


If this is the case I suspect he will lose but what do I know??
I will probably be dead before another 22 years when this will be sorted out by the Executors of the OP!

TickersPlaysPop

BillJones wrote: »

He has a strange reluctance to answer this question. I suspect he's one of those fruit-loops who is Loking to nit-pick the details of the contract based on it not being written under admiralty law or somesuch.

Either that, or he's properly mentally ill, or a troll.

Hi Bill Jones

It would be great if you could re-join the debate/thread titled:

"Campaign for debt free money, stable house prices, pension still worth something..."

Your defense of the banking sector has sparked many responses... we would be very interested to hear your reply.

Being a rates trader yourself you will have an inside track view point that I am sure will help us all understand your defense of the bankers...

BillJones

TickersPlaysPop wrote: »

Being a rates trader yourself you will have an inside track view point that I am sure will help us all understand your defense of the bankers...

No real interest in "defending" anyone against what are pretty much just a group of people looking to vent anger through slurs based on ignorance, and the idea of collective punishment.

It'd be like a doctor thinking it was worthwhile defending himself against the accusation that all doctors are like Shipman.

bigadaj

BillJones wrote: »

No real interest in "defending" anyone against what are pretty much just a group of people looking to vent anger through slurs based on ignorance, and the idea of collective punishment.

It'd be like a doctor thinking it was worthwhile defending himself against the accusation that all doctors are like Shipman.

Yes but shipman ended up in jail, also a failure to condemn as well as punish corrupt or at least incompetent behaviour doesn't reflect well on anyone.