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Seller left lots of rubbish in house
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Maybe both solicitors should hold back £50 just incase a skip is needed?
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I would definitely persue the seller for the cost of disposing of their rubbish. The cost to you thru the small claims court is relatively small and you are likely to win and recoup all the costs. Go for it.2
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It's also good for simply teaching some folks a lesson...subjecttocontract said:I would definitely persue the seller for the cost of disposing of their rubbish. The cost to you thru the small claims court is relatively small and you are likely to win and recoup all the costs. Go for it.
Having said that, I doubt I'd personally bother in the scheme of a house purchase.
OP, is it really all rubbish, or are there a few things of 'value' that could cover the disposal cost?0 -
jj_43 said:Contact the solicitor again mentoin you found some photos and other personals item. I am sure the file will magically open.Or money...Turns out it was only a penny
but cheaper than you carting the stuff away.
May you find your sister soon Helli.
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Thanks all for your comments he decided to deal with it himself.Unfortunately this nasty woman also lied on the property information form about the bungalow never flooding .. it’s actually flooded twice! 2019 and 2021! I’ve posted a new there’s about this as his bungalow is now ruined as it has flooded1
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Sorry meant to read I’ve posted a new thread1
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Your son's vendor is a piece of work.
Good luck to him.0
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