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Benficary rejecting money.

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  • Forest11
    Forest11 Posts: 78 Forumite
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    Update. Interim payment agreed, with a waiver having to be signed as it's against soilictor's advice. The portion for the refuser placed in a separate account pending counsel's advice and the paying of into the court (which the solicitor has assured them will be granted as they 100% against doing anything further for him so don't wish it to sit at the solicitors any longer than is needed).
  • Forest11
    Forest11 Posts: 78 Forumite
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    Counsel advice soon to be sought.
  • Forest11
    Forest11 Posts: 78 Forumite
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    Counsel advice back. Paying into the court is best way to proceed and shouldn't be any problems.


    But selling the house is now a nightmare- few offers despite being on sale for 7 months and now their are convinced the estate agent makes up whatever offers they are and fakes viewings. They dont trust that property market is bad at the moment and think that is a scare story.
  • Yorkshireman99
    Yorkshireman99 Posts: 5,470 Forumite
    Forest11 wrote: »
    Counsel advice back. Paying into the court is best way to proceed and shouldn't be any problems.


    But selling the house is now a nightmare- few offers despite being on sale for 7 months and now their are convinced the estate agent makes up whatever offers they are and fakes viewings. They dont trust that property market is bad at the moment and think that is a scare story.
    The number one reason a property will not sell is that is overpriced for the market. A frequent problem is that the seller just will not reduce the price.
  • getmore4less
    getmore4less Posts: 46,882 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper I've helped Parliament
    Easy to check if the price is right by looking at what is selling, 7 months there will be loads of data.
  • AnotherJoe
    AnotherJoe Posts: 19,622 Forumite
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    Forest11 wrote: »
    Counsel advice back. Paying into the court is best way to proceed and shouldn't be any problems.
    But selling the house is now a nightmare- few offers despite being on sale for 7 months and now their are convinced the estate agent makes up whatever offers they are and fakes viewings. They dont trust that property market is bad at the moment and think that is a scare story.


    And which party has mental health problems did you say ?
    :D
  • Forest11
    Forest11 Posts: 78 Forumite
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    Another day - another sign of a viewing but of course its just as fake from the estate agency to cover up their incompetence. Driving me mad.
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