Matrimonial Home Rights Order

patman99

The Deep only asked whether anyone else has had the same issue.

missprice

The_Deep wrote: »

Update. For a dentist, he seems remarkably ignorant of the Law.


He has picked the wrong marine.

Umm he is a dentist not a solicitor?
If you had said for a solicitor he seems remarkably
Ignorant of the law, then yeah it's a great point. But people who rummage around in one's mouth, nah.

And just because someone put a charge on a house doesn't mean you are any worse off, or that it will take eons longer to buy.
Unless there is more to this?

Margot123

patman99 wrote: »

The Deep only asked whether anyone else has had the same issue.

Phew, I was wondering when someone else would notice what the OP was actually asking in the first place.

The_Deep

Dean, you seem unfamiliar with HRNs, I could not have bought the house. His wife has legally forbidden that. As a consequence I have had to find another house.

Unforeseen, a dentist spends up to seven years learning his profession before qualifying. During that time they learn how to research, prioritise, evaluate evidence, absorb large amounts of information, and chronicle their conclusions

I would expect anyone wishing to embark on a court case to familiarise themselves with the basics of relevant law beforehand, he has not done so. He is claiming large sums of money for breach of a non-existent contract.

Miss Price, see above. Of course I am worse off, he lied to me and because of this I am £1200, and several hours of my time, worse off.

Margot/Patman, well spotted.

G_M

Margot123 wrote: »

Phew, I was wondering when someone else would notice what the OP was actually asking in the first place.

Ah. Sorry.

The answer is 'Yes'.

Thrugelmir

The_Deep wrote: »

He is counter claiming £1500 for Estate Agents' fees, legal expenses, and distress, presumably under Contract Law, but there are no contracts. For a dentist, he seems remarkably ignorant of the Law.

Perhaps your vendor sought legal advice as well. As a Marine I'm sure that you aren't trained to make presumptions.

es5595

nobblyned wrote: »

Did you ever find out if the charge going to be paid from the proceeds of the sale, or just go straight for the nuclear option?

Since the original post was over two month ago, I imagine the other options have been considered. The OP is now returning to keep his thread updated in case a similar scenario befalls someone else.

The_Deep

Nobby is talking about another thread. It goes to the Ombudsman next week, I am claiming £500 for male fides.

iammumtoone

This is a classic example of why threads never get updated with the final outcome.

In this case the OP seems to be trying to update in case it helps someone in future. but not getting much back for their efforts only extra hassle.

I can understand why many do not bother to update which is a shame.

The_Deep

Thank you, but I am used to it. If you look at some of the stuff we get on the private parking board you will see my point.