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  1. Even if you transfer mesages to your new folders. they will count as part of your 50. You have to save them elsewhere to keep them and still use the space of 50 (if that makes sense!!!!)
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  2. here is alink to a thread that you could use as reference: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?208966 there isnlt any damages in a non supplied sar case as you are trying to retrieve doc's, it would only be the court costs etc you would claim back
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  3. same method as deleting messages....select the message....then the option above 'delete message' is 'move to folder'
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  4. http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?255329-CPR-part-18-vs-CPR-31-14-Confused-well-read-here
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  5. To gillyskip, the figures look good and you intentions are likewise. Take the £400/pcm figure (for the other flat) and use the landlord expectation that for any 12 months period two of the months rent are lost in finding a replacement tenant and re-advertising. I'll get back soon when I've had 7 hours of snores. Best regards, Paul.
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  6. blanche.ed welcome to The Consumer Action Group community. You haven't received any replies to your problem yet so you might be better off posting your story again directly in the sub-forum which deals with your kind of situation. You will get lots of support there. Also, spend some time looking round the forum. Once you understand the layout, you will be able to get best use from this Consumer Community. It is a big forumm and may take some time. But it will be worth doing. Good luck.
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  7. In addition to the above books, there is of course case law Pender 2003 137. I am only concerned of course with the taking of possession, because there was no monetary judgment. I do not see that either section 114 LPA 1925 nor the provisions of the LRA 1925 have impact on the enforcement of the mortgage debt. For there to be a legal assignment of that it seems to me self evident that it must be completed by notice under section 136 LPA 1925 and until so done, even by virtue of section 114, it will remain an equitable assignment only. Pender 2005 (paragrapgh 109 onwards) 1) In my judgment Mr and Mrs
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  8. Suggest that the executor of your brother-in-laws estate writes to Pearl for an explanation. It might just be the 3rd pension is different to the others and will only pay out a certain amount, as stipulated in the terms and conditions. Pearl will I am sure explain this in writing, with details of the calculation, if they are asked.
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  9. Dotty when you're multi-quoting, say you wanted to quote two posts, click on the far right icon at the bottom of the first post - the one with the inverted commas sign " and the + next to it and then on the final post you want to quote on, click the icon which shows the inverted commas and says Reply With Quote on it x
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