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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
I have asked her earlier this week to make arrangements to collect it, heard nothing back. I gave her a months notice to move out, she moved out on time three weeks ago. Has anyone been in a similar situation and what can I do to get rid of it? Notice was given due to underpaid rent, but she always had money for alcohol and tobacco, I ended up supporting us both. Thanks in advance. xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I suspect you need to give he'd notice of your intention to dispose of it "
Yes, and put it in writing so you have proof. Not via a phone call or something. |
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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"I suspect you need to give he'd notice of your intention to dispose of it
Yes, and put it in writing so you have proof. Not via a phone call or something." I just need to find out how much notice |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm not sure of legal ramifications if I do something like that
Do you have her new address?yes I do"
Recorded delivery of 2 weeks notice whereby you will sell the goods and your also entitled to charge a storage fee if she does collect in that period  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I suspect you need to give he'd notice of your intention to dispose of it
Yes, and put it in writing so you have proof. Not via a phone call or something.I just need to find out how much notice"
There won't be a defined time. If she disputes you selling it you need to prove tst you gave them reasonable time. Text, email and recorded delivery give her a month and then bin it and she'll struggle to justify not acting if she ever challenges you |
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By *lue NarwhalMan
over a year ago
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"I'm not sure of legal ramifications if I do something like that
Do you have her new address?yes I do"
You can give her whatever notice you feel is reasonable (and what a judge would agree is reasonable) for her to pay the outstanding debt otherwise you will sell the furniture to cover part or all of the debt and any losses you have suffered.
As you have already contacted her repeatedly, three days would be sufficient notice of intent. |
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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"I'm not sure of legal ramifications if I do something like that
Do you have her new address?yes I do
You can give her whatever notice you feel is reasonable (and what a judge would agree is reasonable) for her to pay the outstanding debt otherwise you will sell the furniture to cover part or all of the debt and any losses you have suffered.
As you have already contacted her repeatedly, three days would be sufficient notice of intent. " I've written off the debt but just want her stuff gone |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have asked her earlier this week to make arrangements to collect it, heard nothing back. I gave her a months notice to move out, she moved out on time three weeks ago. Has anyone been in a similar situation and what can I do to get rid of it? Notice was given due to underpaid rent, but she always had money for alcohol and tobacco, I ended up supporting us both. Thanks in advance. xx"
Serve an interferance with goods notice, stating that she has 14days to collect her goods or you will take ownership of the goods.
Send it recorded delivery so she has to sign for the letter, print off the proof she signed for it and a copy of the letter, staple it together and file it.
If she doesnt respond in writing within the 14 days, the goods are yours to do what you want with |
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By *ina75Woman
over a year ago
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Serve an interferance with goods notice, stating that she has 14days to collect her goods or you will take ownership of the goods.
Send it recorded delivery so she has to sign for the letter, print off the proof she signed for it and a copy of the letter, staple it together and file it.
If she doesnt respond in writing within the 14 days, the goods are yours to do what you want with"
This seems to be the best advice and fits in with advice from the CAB my friend got in a similar situation. |
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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
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Serve an interferance with goods notice, stating that she has 14days to collect her goods or you will take ownership of the goods.
Send it recorded delivery so she has to sign for the letter, print off the proof she signed for it and a copy of the letter, staple it together and file it.
If she doesnt respond in writing within the 14 days, the goods are yours to do what you want with
This seems to be the best advice and fits in with advice from the CAB my friend got in a similar situation. " thanks I did try phoning the cab but unable to get through x |
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OP Google the 'Right of Lien'.
You can keep the goods till h=she is paid up on the rent.
She won't do, so get a free half hour phone call with a solicitor and ask them what to put in the letter to her  |
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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"Nothing in writing as she was a friend I've written off the rent but just want her stuff out of my house
Was a friend or still is?
Let her know you want her stuff out ASAP " kind of still is but she's keeping her distance, text her earlier this week asking her to remove furniture heard nothing from her back |
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"Nothing in writing as she was a friend I've written off the rent but just want her stuff out of my house
Was a friend or still is?
Let her know you want her stuff out ASAP kind of still is but she's keeping her distance, text her earlier this week asking her to remove furniture heard nothing from her back"
She's not a friend, a friend wouldn't have sponged off you and then ignore you.
Time to move on I'd say  |
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By *sGivesWood OP Woman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"Nothing in writing as she was a friend I've written off the rent but just want her stuff out of my house
Was a friend or still is?
Let her know you want her stuff out ASAP kind of still is but she's keeping her distance, text her earlier this week asking her to remove furniture heard nothing from her back
She's not a friend, a friend wouldn't have sponged off you and then ignore you.
Time to move on I'd say " Thankyou xx |
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Recorded delivery letter, with a schedule of the goods attached. Give 21 days notice for collection - with reasonable notice to you - after which they will be sold or otherwise disposed of, with monies collected retained by you for debts owed. Quote the law at the top of the letter.
Collate your evidence of the past debts from her and retain, alongside this letter.
There are many people who struggle for furniture, so burning it would be cruel - some charities will collect it. |
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