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Benficary rejecting money.
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They would perfer to be able to pay the money into an NSANDI account.0
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So what is the problem in doing that? What are they trying to achieve by all their messing about?0
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Update- Proceddings still going on and anger is building- They blaming the solicitor for not allowing them to claim their share of the money while leaving his in a bank account if he wont claim it,0
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Update- Proceddings still going on and anger is building- They blaming the solicitor for not allowing them to claim their share of the money while leaving his in a bank account if he wont claim it,
That's unfortunate, however they cannot force the beneficiary t respond.
Stand back, make tea and sympathetic noises, have no opinions on anything.2021 GC £1365.71/ £24000 -
Update- Proceddings still going on and anger is building- They blaming the solicitor for not allowing them to claim their share of the money while leaving his in a bank account if he wont claim it,0
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They dont want to do anything which couple help him. They dont care if he is convicted for benefit fraud ( but his share will be a considerable money which will be several years income I imagine)0
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Time the executors grew up and understood their responsibilities. Suggest you stop meddling and leave them to get on with it, with the appropriate guidance from what must by now be a thoroughly exasperated solicitor.0
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Why does one beneficiary not cashing a cheque affect the others ?0
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Time the executors grew up and understood their responsibilities. Suggest you stop meddling and leave them to get on with it, with the appropriate guidance from what must by now be a thoroughly exasperated solicitor.0
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