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It may be something to do with the fact they require all original documents which are with Solicitor/Advocate and would hold up this case which has been going for some time already. In any case this is an extremely unusual case as to the multiple issues being dealt with, but, also pretty simple...
Most def will ask the question of the Advocate the next time a meeting is arranged at an expensive cost should it be before the court case which is pretty near but in the mean time ....
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I agree with that most def, but as mentioned thats in order.
Thanks
PS I have always stated that this whole fiasco will be made available for all to read and will show details of every single individual and organisation involved. Even until recently i had the FCA contact them to...
Feldon i really dont want to go into that side of things on this thread, everything that side is in order and the lender is at the mercy of a very very experienced advocate of 40 years.
To be honest most ppl feel and comment, clearly with no intention to offend that it must be the borrower who...
In a nutshell the lender was contracted to provide funds in a number of stages. The lender provided the first stage funds then pulled the plug leading to substantial loss of profit to the borrower. The whole issue of the breach is clear and is not in question. The real issue here is their assets...
I was wondering if all lenders who loan money for property development purposes must hold insurance policy to cover their liabilities, for example breach of contract by them. The breach took place early 2013.
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Well..... it looks like from what i gather. Its not that the lender sold on the security but more to do with the amount it was sold on for as only a part of the agreed loan was provided. As for the lenders solicitor, it looks like the fact that they were acting on behalf of the lender and...
He has been sacked, after receiving proper legal advice on what he allowed the borrower sign and said everything was fine, a run over the contract in under one minute. All in favour of the lender!
PS When the **** hit the fan, the solicitors reaction after being easily manipulated by the...
Yes the borrower did use a solicitor to deal with the contract.
Not the case, it was clear within the facility letter that should this happen the borrower would be notified. The lenders solicitor never told the borrower and trust me, the solicitor had multiple opportunities including a meeting...
A bit long winded but i do get to the point.
Solicitor acts for a Lender to provide a secured unregulated short term property development loan to individual (not business)
Lender provides first stage of funds approx 1/3 to the borrower to get started, no issues.
Lender decides to withhold...
things are moving on now albeit with more twists.
i have now found that only a few weeks after the lender released the first stage funds he SOLD the standard security he held not for the amount he released but for theFULL amount which would have been payable to him under the Contract...