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Property on probation
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Good luck with your purchase, Alexandre, and hope the probate period runs smoothly for you!
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Good luck! And don't beat yourself up, you're not stupid just because you didn't know an unusual word in a foreign language, one that many native speakers don't even become familiar with until they have direct contact with it!3
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No, you're not stupid. No one is a walking dictionary, there are always words that none of us know what they mean...I discovered conurbation about ten years ago and it still sticks in my mind...
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Alexandre81 said:davidmcn said:And Probate is just the normal administrative process in the winding up of a deceased person's estate. It might take three months to be completed (or longer, or shorter) but it isn't a problem that will stop you from buying the property. Unless of course you're talking about something completely different!
”probate” period and not on probation, as you all suspected, this is because someone has passed away. That’s all clear now, and I’m sorry to be so adamant, and embarrassing myself, I’m stupid after all. And for those who criticised me, and said this is a winding up, NO. It’s not a winding up I wouldn’t wasted my time and your time in here, i have better things to do. Thank you for those who really try to help me to clarify. I have nothing else to add.
cheers.It's not difficult!
'Wander' - to walk or move in a leisurely manner.
'Wonder' - to feel curious.3
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