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    Re: JC international aquisition V Parish

    Originally posted by Missp79 View Post
    Thankyou that's the address I have also, will send recorded delivery too. Thankyou again for your help, I've been in a bit a frazzled as I've never had anything like this before. Is everything OK beside the few bits you mentioned?
    Don't worry, it frazzles my brain too, the key is not to try and be a lawyer when you write these letters. Just keep it simple xxxx
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      Re: JC international aquisition V Parish

      Thankyou for the amendment and again for your help and advice, i may actually be able to sleep tonight at least😊I shall send recorded first thing in the morning and I'll post updates if or when I recieved them, I may yet need some advice on my defence if it's needed 😣again thankyou x

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        Re: JC international aquisition V Parish

        Thankyou for all your help so far, I sent the cpr on the 10th June via recorded delivery, they recieved it on the 13th and I have the proof of that, I've not heard anything back, not even an acknowledgement that they have recieved my request, I'm due to put my defence in on 29th June, just needing a little help as to what to write. Any help would be much appreciated thankyou

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