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It Would Seem A Deposit IS Non-Refundable ...
bod1467
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... according to this thread (post #13 onwards). 
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Well, I didn't agree with poppasmurf and I backed up your position, but I'm not really sure another thread is needed (especially when the issue is not yet resolved - and I'm still waiting for the OP to answer my first question in the thread!).0
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I just thought the regulars here might like a smile, given that they may not peruse the Motoring board.
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That is horrendous0
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He's kind of got the right idea...just applying it the wrong way. You're right, it is a strange view.
The logic he's applying is as if the property had been destroyed.You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means - Inigo Montoya, The Princess Bride0 -
Having just read the gambling thread here, I smiled at your use of terminology in your reply there. 0
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Think if I ever feel the need of a deposit I will turn it on it's head and call it an option to buy with an expiry date. That should do the trick.0
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