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    #16
    Originally posted by eagle2 View Post
    I recommend that you check your insurance cover, the previous owners no longer have an insurable interest in the property
    Insurance cover is fine.. besides getting more expensive each year

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      #17
      Originally posted by Anna1985 View Post
      Yes, she can. But it would need to go to court. So i would not worry about
      the fact that she can, makes me worry.

      supposing she takes me to court, do I have any options if she did ask me to re instate the windows as the original windows. Wooden sash windows are pretty darn expensive.

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        #18
        How is the freehold title held? Is it a company of which you are both directors or do you hold it in your joint names?

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          #19
          We hold it in our joint names.

          We don't have a company

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            #20
            KrispyCream , we all can sue. Practicality of this solution is somewhat doubtful.
            If you already did the windows, why worry?
            Enjoy your windows while they last

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