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It's a small amount of money - therefore all we'd like to know is whether to reply to the offer with an email which will keep it ''without prejudice'', or to respond marking the email ''in open communication'' in case we actually do end up going to court. Do we even need to mark the email in any...
It is a personal matter that is why the compensation is small and we feel taking advice from a lawyer may make things unnecessarily expensive in this case. We were told however that the landlord's insurance would not cover this as it's a subcontractor's fault.
Thank you for taking the time to reply.
I understand that if we reply ''save as to costs'' and they refuse our counter-offer we are liable to pay their fee in court. Is that correct?
We haven't taken advice - we want to solve this fast without court action. So we're just looking for the best...
Hello,
We suffered damage to property and are looking to reject the offer above.
It's just a bit lower than expected and we don't want to go to court. We are just looking to counter-offer adding about 30% to their initial offer and hope that they accept so it all can be settled.
They do have...
Hi everyone,
Thank you to all who replied and pointed out all the''inconsistencies''.
Yes, I copy/pasted the details so the listing is very easy to find :) And just to confirm, I've been self-employed before (although not running a cafe) and I've worked in restaurants for over 10 years and...
Yes, my numbers would be different, but I wanted to see if the numbers posted sound reasonable for a cafe in town centre with a seating of 60. If the numbers are OK this is also an indication that hopefully as a restaurant we'd be making more.
I asked the agent what their breakdown was on the...
Hello,
I'm looking into one well-placed cafe in my local town centre, but I do not want to buy the business.
The numbers given are as follows:
annual turnover of £160,452
gross profit of £82,247
annual rates payable are £11,300
rent at £480 per week
staff: owner, 4 FT staff, 2 PT staff (a...