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Landowner Complaint
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Because you do not know the person.k1333333333 said:Why specifically “faithfully”? wouldnt any formal ending be okay? like Best wishes
Yours sincerely, yours truly and best wishes would be for a friend or someone you know personally
Yours faithfully is for a professional business letter and that is what you are doing.
If you were writing to Dear John or Dear Mr Rogers you would end it in yours sincerely and maybe yours truly if you knew them well
Even big companies get it wrong when they write Dear Sirs and end in yours sincerely.
It is a sign of ignorance of the English Language2 -
Why specifically “faithfully”? wouldnt any formal ending be okay? like Best wishes
These questions are better answered by using a search engine. Is "best wishes" a formal ending?You never know how far you can go until you go too far.1 -
Such a shame that schools (and I recently worked in education) no longer teach kids these days about proper salutations and endings for formal letters. People over a certain age had it drummed into them that Dear Sir/Madam MUST have the ending 'yours faithfully'!PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD2 -
.......... and lower case only, not as we have seen above, capitalised.Coupon-mad said:Such a shame that schools (and I recently worked in education) no longer teach kids these days about proper salutations and endings for formal letters. People over a certain age had it drummed into them that Dear Sir/Madam MUST have the ending 'yours faithfully'!1 -
When someone is searching for the landowner, using the HM Land Registry for example, should they be aiming for the leaseholder or the freeholder?Private PCN??
Do not pay but PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE IT.
Don't use old advice to ignore these. This mistake very nearly ruined my case.
Read up on the latest advice.
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