Faling Down
We did some work for a businessman a few years back. Probably had four artics on the road and employed at least 10 people. He spent at least £250k on commercial and agricultural buildings...
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I presume the cops have been informed? If the bank is selling his properties, then they clearly aren't his any more, so he's guitly of vandalising them. If he's selling the cladding and bits, then it's...
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Well I guess they would have to evict him and his family. Thats not a simple task by any means and would leave them homeless. AFAIK you can have a caravan on your property and move into that...
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Ah! I thought both examples were from the same bloke. As far as the first cove is concerned, I don't think the bank could be selling his house until they'd actually repossessed it - in which case, I'm...
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On paper the bank probably owns it but in reality it will never be off any use to them unless they can find a buyer for a sabotaged property. It went up for sale three years ago and still no...
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Just an update to this post. Important court case took place today. The banks were pushing for a final eviction order but the judge ruled against it. Most of the roofs have been removed...
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All the tradesmen btw who worked for this chap were paid every penny. Thats one of the things I admire about him. Like robin hood stealing from the rich and giving it too the poor.
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I thought people might be interested in knowing the court did not rule in favour of the bank. Had they done so the family involved would have been made homeless within 24 hours. As it is...
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