so closer to lunch then around 12/11st case 10.30. We are about 30th on the list
so closer to lunch then around 12/11st case 10.30. We are about 30th on the list
After years of hard work, RM's lawyer, Angie, took her first vacation on a luxury cruise ship. While sitting in a deck chair, she recognized a former school classmate, a long-lost friend from Benfleet..Yep, think I stood next to RM's lawyer last time I was there.
The judge cannot force a sale.I’m sure someone will know the answer,
Could the judge force a sale through for the nominal £1 if there is a buyer with a credible offer that would pay all outstanding monies, if the deal was being blocked by the established ownership that could stop any monies being paid?
Yes, it is open to the publicIs it a case that anyone can rock up and go in? I may pop along if so.
Yes,Is it a case that anyone can rock up and go in? I may pop along if so.
we are 30th on apparently so with the cases starting around 10:30 reckon we are closer to lunchtimeJust under an hour and a half to go.................
Hmm, might go beyond lunch (if a few are contested).1st case 10.30. We are about 30th on the list
I'm surprised no one has commented on thisEasy win now confirmed by 42 day adjournment. Agreed in principle and documents/evidence just need to be shown/discussed in court to be rubber stamped
Easy win now confirmed by 42 day adjournment. Agreed in principle and documents/evidence just need to be shown/discussed in court to be rubber stamped
Good luck to the Krenaks as well. I read about this. They are a tribe living in Brazil, that were moved to concentration camps.
cases haven't started yet, the court apparently doesn't starting hearing the first case till 10:20 and we are the 30th case upGreat info - how the heck do you know this..
If true (i have no reason to doubt) then we carry on in this endless limbo
The NL surely won't let that one flyIf @WestStandBlue is correct then the agreement in principle must be with HMRC. The judge isn't going to wind us up if HMRC are happy to wait 42 days.
30 day extension anyone?If @WestStandBlue is correct then the agreement in principle must be with HMRC. The judge isn't going to wind us up if HMRC are happy to wait 42 days.
It wont matter the NL will finish us off.If @WestStandBlue is correct then the agreement in principle must be with HMRC. The judge isn't going to wind us up if HMRC are happy to wait 42 days.