Section 75

Suz330

Can anyone help. My late father purchased land and carbon credits from a rogue company that went bust and was closed down, it was a scam and many others were also conned. He bought using partly a credit card and I want to know if that means the credit card company is equally liable? He passed away in Dec 2012 and my brother was executor. He seems reluctant to pursue but I have no ability to do this given I am not executor. A law firm is involved given the many creditors but these 'people' conned yet the law firm based in London just keep saying this is ongoing its nearly 3 years later! Any advice helpful. Many thanks.

jonesMUFCforever

How much was the total transaction for?

If over £30,000 then no cover at all.

There might also be a time limit to start a claim.

chanz4

http://www.ftadviser.com/2015/10/14/investments/alternative-investments/police-seize-m-from-land-and-carbon-credit-fraudsters-oShWyNhzIKehWzHSZ2SKnM/article.html

Suz330

Thanks for replies, do you know of time limits for claims of this nature?

How would you know about the usefulness of the land or how to get deeds etc? Thanks