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  1. mariner51
    Diazapam is a UK POM so presumably you obtained some without a valid prescription, so could be considered an illegal drug user by many. What does your MP know about the Law? For him/her you are just potential support vote at the next Parliamentary election. Local MPs can be useful.
  2. mariner51
    Was this a water meter or water rate charge? Did you/LL not take meter readings when you moved in and on move out?
  3. mariner51
    Why & how did you vacate the Property? Sounds like you were sole Signatory on the Welsh Water Contract?
  4. mariner51
    The normal DVLA Penalty for not taxing a car is min £30 + any road tax due. Just be grateful you were not stopped by a Police check which would have shown no tax on vehicle and may have invalidated your Ins. It took me 2 mins online , this week to tax an exempt vehicle for 12 month for £nil having received the V11 reminder.
  5. mariner51
    How long were you employed by this Co. on current Contract?
  6. mariner51
    You failed to contest the CCJ levied against your property address for 5 years. I would be reluctant to offer you Credit without further clarification.
  7. mariner51
    The CCJ is now linked to your address and may adversely affect your credit report, making it more difficult for you to obtain Credit, unless you can get the Court to 'set aside' the CCJ. Quite difficult 5 years later IMO.
  8. mariner51
    It is driver's resp to ensure BB is correctly displayed when relying on it.
  9. mariner51
    Pay DVLA the £30 - cheapest option IMO Did you buy from a reputable Dealer?
  10. mariner51
    JSA will prob consider Stat Redundancy payout as Salary.
  11. mariner51
    18 months from purchase, I doubt you have any comeback unless listed as Brand New. Seller is trying to be helpfiul. Have you complained to e-Bay?
  12. mariner51
    Read the ad & Warranty provided. Name the Mcr garage & make/model of vehicle purchased.
  13. mariner51
    This may be academic as T has vacated. OP says they gave Notice but gave no details of AST (regd) nor dates/details for Notice they provided. Half a story. IMO.
  14. mariner51
    Do not escalate to fos until you get Kensington's response to your Complaint, made 6 Dec and was poss ignored until first full working week in the New Year.
  15. mariner51
    You may need LLs prior written permission for any alterations you wish to make. LL can refuse any T request, it his asset. Only a Court can decide what is 'reasonable'.
  16. mariner51
    T is resp for paying rent in full on due date, even if HB is delayed/reassessed. Most HB Ts do not realise this, all LL gets is Ts sob story why HB is late.
  17. mariner51
    Report them to TS, and provide TS with evidence.
  18. mariner51
    Boris's request later today for an injection of £100M/wk is risible. Even if UK donated all of GDP to NHS, in few years this would insufficient to maintain current service levels. The rationale for NHS was access to GP/hospital services free at point of use. We need an interpretation that such action is permissible.
  19. mariner51
    Yes the AST remains in operation, even if deposit was not duly protected.
  20. mariner51
    Post up redacted PCN, all correspondence & a GSV link. For how long did you leave the car at that location?
  21. mariner51
    Your opinion! Loss of £45 Interest (Halifax condition) is a small cost to pay for immediate access to £15.2K.
  22. mariner51
    You want to release £15.2K from a 2 yr fixed term ISA within 5 months of opening. You lose the benefit of the tax free interest rate and the orig sum reverts to an easy access/term savings account paying x%pa with the loss of 120 days interest for immediate access, which you assess as a loss of £45 My point was try to get another £15.2K loan that will cost you less than £45.(
  23. mariner51
    Did you request the Bailiff's to show you any documentation before or after identitifying yourself?
  24. mariner51
    No chance! You want £15K now and it will cost you £45 over 6 months? Try that again for a short term loan.
  25. mariner51
    The adjudged claim is still outstanding. AFAIK the Co Directors at time can be held resp for some of the claim, even if not named in the Action. Forming a Co. does not provide the legal protection many expect,

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