Epsom Derby

Ewe is a sheep hunni2006? :lol:lol.... I might be if you is a dog!

freak wave

shiny sixpence

:)Good luck.

cadburys buttons

cadbury's Roses....yummy!

NEW age

bump re post above.

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If I can manage to get down there, ( will not know til next week) can anyone recommend somewhere to stay?

I can see that this is going to be quite an introduction to the CAG meet circuit!

then follow up with the LBA & court proceedings. I think it is important that you are able to show that you have done everything possible prior to court action.

hi max personally, having had the same problem myself, the first thing I would definitely do is ask the customer for a letter of satisfaction regarding your husband's contribution to the job as a whole. (if it gets to court, they can't change their mind & side with the brother in law) Then I would create an invoice, showing the full balance payable & include the £1000 that he has already paid, and show quite clearly the balance due, include that with a letter as described above saying the account is overdue, & see if he gets in touch with some sort of offer of payment, or proposal for installments.

Hi max tbh in this day & age it is a bit dangerous to let money owed to you by companies build up, there are a lot of them declaring insolvency, in which case it is very difficult to get your money at all. couple of questions How does your husband get paid normally? ( does he invoice the guy, or does he put a time sheet in etc..) Has the guy given any reason for the non payment? ( not happy with the work/ cash flow problems etc) Has he made any attempt at part payment or offered anything to suggest that he does intend to pay? in the meantime, what I would suggest is to get a breakdown of exactly what he owes your husband & what date the payment/s were due. put this together in a letter to the guy headed 'account overdue'. Request that he contact you to arrange payment and give him time to respond ( 7/14 days) see if that gets a response. If that doesn't get a response, ( or one that you are unhappy with) then you can send him a letter before action, giving him details of the debt & a set amount of time in which to pay it, advising him that if the debt is not paid by that date, you will begin court proceedings and will be entitled to claim interest at 8% on the debt, aswell as the cost of the proceedings. hth hunni

so.... you're going to point out to avoid..... or do I just look out for the bats & run!

so what's the plan for the evening? pub crawl? (or slither as the evening wears on?) night clubs? Is it a handbags & gladrags night or more casual attire? ( a girl need to know these things) ( I'll be ok getting home, I sewed my address label in my vest in case I get lost! lol)

I can see this is going to be great fun! lol

quick update, Directions hearing scheduled for January....

should I be worried? lol hmm, you seem to be missing the St John's ambulance there.... aren't they at every major event?

lol can't wait!

oops, sorry!