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Reply to Ground rent arrears from executorby ash72Under the Limitation Act 1980 the limitation period for recovery of ground rent is 6 years. This means that your landlord can only seek to recover ground rent going back 6 years. I would try and get in touch with the solicitor you were dealing with to see if the Freeholder has died etc.
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by Martin448AHi,
received a letter out the blue from someone claiming to be the executor of the deceased freeholders of my leasehold maisonette. Have never receive ground rent request for payment for any of the years I have owned the property or has the other maisonette in my building.
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Reply to Ground rent arrears from executorby Section20zNo, no ground rent is due till s166 notice and demand is sent. There can be no interest added....
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by lordluvusSo you lived in a boarded up council property, but entered legally through an insecure window? How? If it was "insecure" you mean it had a welcome sign above it or you managed to climb in because the "keep out" boarding wasn't fastened securely enough. Does a burglar enter legally...
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by lordluvusThe girl works in HM service with good ref and actually always paid her half, her dopey partner, was newly self employed and has a guarantor. (family member). Tenant got pregnant but has always paid her half, if sometimes late. Now they have a 1 yr old baby boy. This month she has paid 60% but the rest...
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by gnvqsosA dictionary definition is abbreviated and concise due to a limit on space.Here is another Types of homelessness
Rough sleeping
Rough sleeping is the most visible and dangerous form of homelessness, and when most people think of a homeless person they tend to think of someone sleeping rough...-
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by gnvqsosThey are an interest group and do not house people themselves.....
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by roywNo, I mean legally. If they are are there illegally they're squatting. Someone with an ast but not paying their rent is there legally and can't be removed in the way a squatter can.
Homeless dictionary definition
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(of a person) without a home, and therefore typically living...-
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by gnvqsosI can now see what you are struggling to say, sorry.
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