Am I an average consumer?

hachette

It is in court on 16/3/16.

hachette

Just wanted others opinion if I am classed as consumer or not.

mo786uk

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

But I would say that the important thing is the fact that the property in question was purchased with the intention of letting it out for an income so I don't see how the OP can be classed as anything but a business.
If they were letting out a property that they already owned and were only letting it out until they could sell it then I might agree with you, but what is the difference between buying property to let out and buying a shop to sell goods to earn money?

I agree - but it is those types of questions/info that diffierntiates between someone who bought 2 properties for their children to someone who bought 2 as a comemrcial venture.

a court could find 1 is a consumer and 1 is not.

indeed someone who buysa prerty to let it out oculd be a business but someone who inherits one and lets it out could be a consumer - its fact sensitive.

tomtontom

How did you get on with the vet complaint hachette?

wealdroam

tomtontom wrote: »

How did you get on with the vet complaint hachette?

She won - enough to buy two houses... I think.





just a guess.

hachette

I did win :beer:

hachette

You are wrong sadly my mother died and left her house to me. thought better to invest rather than money doing nothing in the bank

hachette

My dog Maxie got his justice for what vet did to him So sad that justice you can get is only shown by compensation. If they pay up they admit their guilt and they did. Wish I had Maxie back.:(

BrentMeister

hachette wrote: »

Just wanted others opinion if I am classed as consumer or not.

Did you not like the opinions already given?

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

hachette wrote: »

It is in court on 16/3/16.

if it is in court, you obviously do not need the opinions of some infantile internet forum!
One hopes that your business sees sense to retain professional advise, that it did not during some rushed purchase!