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Ex refusing to move
kupidsbeau
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My mum has recently split with her bf they bought a house together, he’s signed the house is now sold,all the paperwork Is done.
He has to be out by next Friday but he’s refusing to move. As My mum moved out last week.
He has to be out by next Friday but he’s refusing to move. As My mum moved out last week.
Surely he doesn’t have a choice, please help.
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Who have they sold to? Surely he realises he has to move when they pitch up with the removal men and contracts have been exchanged?0
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They will lose the deposit if he doesn't get out after excahnge, that'll come out of his share.kupidsbeau said:My mum has recently split with her bf they bought a house together, he’s signed the house is now sold,all the paperwork Is done.
He has to be out by next Friday but he’s refusing to move. As My mum moved out last week.Surely he doesn’t have a choice, please help.0 -
Yes contracts have been exchanged, sold to a young couple all three estate agents and solicitors.
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The couple will sue if he doesn't leave. He will lose the deposit at least, tell him that, might shift him.kupidsbeau said:Yes contracts have been exchanged, sold to a young couple all three estate agents and solicitors.1 -
What deposit are you referring to??Angela_D_3 said:
The couple will sue if he doesn't leave. He will lose the deposit at least, tell him that, might shift him.kupidsbeau said:Yes contracts have been exchanged, sold to a young couple all three estate agents and solicitors.0 -
Thank you my mums making herself ill over stressing0
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Of course he'll have to vacate. His solicitor needs to have a word pronto!
Angela, why would it come out of his share when it's jointly owned, presumably with a joint mortgage? Each party is equally responsible, not 50:50.2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0 -
They ain’t married an it was my mums house with my dad, my mum an her new bf got a mortgage and bought my dad out As the house had been on the market 6 years previously.0
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How do you know he won't ? Words come cheap.kupidsbeau said:
He has to be out by next Friday but he’s refusing to move.0 -
Doesn't matter they're not married, they still jointly down it.2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0
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