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We have a problem where we live with an embedded property factor, who doesn't do the work, charges ridiculous sums of money for very little and has been removed from our deeds thanks to a court case. However, they are now going after folk saying that there is an implied contract.
Has anyone tackled this before? Is there anything in any court cases, which could almost be seen to set a legal precedent?
doesn't do the work = broken implied contract, surely?
Thank you, and a very good point!
doesn't do the work = broken implied contract, surely?
IANAL, but in mentioning that, you could be accepting that there WAS an implied contract to break.
But, in initial verbal negotiations, I'd say it's a good thing to counter with.
nuttysquirrel - Member
Thank you, and a very good point!
disclaimer* I know less than jon snow! 😆
Loving your work, thanks for that!
We have a problem where we live with an embedded property factor, who doesn't do the work, charges ridiculous sums of money for very little and has been removed from our deeds thanks to a court case.
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Double post - Wasn't that funny first time round...
Triple post ....It wasn't that funny the second time either