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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
All of them in trouble - either with late accounts or strike-off notices etc
All of them in trouble - either with late accounts or strike-off notices etc
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Originally posted by MissFM View Post
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
It may sound naive or stupid - but could all the debt collection paperwork be a way of falsely accounting so as to keep trading whilst insolvent? And isn't that illegal?Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Thank you for the reminder and looking out for us Nikolai. All seems to be going the right direction and pace to have it applied for on Monday or Tuesday. At least a day or two before the 18 day limit.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
I'm not sure about the paperwork keeping him afloat, but it sounds exactly like the sort of underhanded tactic he would employ, based on all the evidence of his business dealings I've seen so far.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Hi,Originally posted by debtdispute View Post
I'm at court tomorrow to arrange the set aside but it seems I may have to go back another day to see the judge.
There has been a number of people telling me that I could claim costs back but how would I do that ... send several invoices to Beckhall (I presume Properties Ltd) and then refer it to the small claims court but even then how would I recover any money? Is it worth the effort?
F.Last edited by Freepost; 6th March 2013, 13:07:PM. Reason: typo error or thats my excuse (not bad spelling)Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
That there are three Statutory Demands known to bear the same "unique" reference does rather suggest that all the Statutory Demands issued last month by that bankruptcy factory will bear the same reference.Originally posted by debtdispute View Post
As for why this tactic has been used, one might wonder if it was because it costs next to nothing to make a Statutory Demand especially if it has been "served" by post. If the alleged creditor had produced accounts in which he had claimed that various people owed him thousands of pounds each and that he had made serious efforts to "recover" those monies, his other creditors might not press for their bills or charges to be satisfied so quickly.
After all, on 9 January 2013, HMRC presented a winding up petition for Beckhall Projects Ltd. (link) which might have made the creditors of Beckhall Property Ltd. (link) to wonder if or when their charges would be satisfied.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Evening all. Just a quick post to tie all of this great content together. For my wife and I the last 9 months or so have been full of uncertainty and turmoil due to the business practises and behaviour of this individual. Whilst some of the people who have been drawn into his traps will inevitably be able to brush it off as experience, there are bound to be others who have had the same exerience as us. Its thanks to forums like these this that we can find some like minded people who care about what is right and advise on what to do. Big thanks all round.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
You seem to be taking a long time to recover your deposit, which seems not to have been paid into any recognised deposit protection scheme. This would now be quite illegal.Originally posted by 37Themis37 View Post
See the Shelter page on recovering unprotected deposits - link
From what I have seen of the state of the businesses operated by that "gentleman", it would seem wise to hurry him up; send him a letter before action by Recorded Delivery, give him fourteen days (at the most) to repay the deposit and, when you've heard nothing more from his company, sue.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Thanks Clever clogs. Oh we are already in an advanced stage of claiming this money back and are hoping for a positive result fairly soon.Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Why did you bump this CC?Comment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
To see if there was any news.Originally posted by MissFM View PostComment
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Nothing to report yet, I'm in touch with DebtDispute and Freepost and both have either applied to set aside or are doing so imminently. 6-5 cross reference each other, so helps evidence the scam nature."Although scalar fields are Lorentz scalars, they may transform nontrivially under other symmetries, such as flavour or isospin. For example, the pion is invariant under the restricted Lorentz group, but is an isospin triplet (meaning it transforms like a three component vector under the SU(2) isospin symmetry). Furthermore, it picks up a negative phase under parity inversion, so it transforms nontrivially under the full Lorentz group; such particles are called pseudoscalar rather than scalar. Most mesons are pseudoscalar particles." (finally explained to a captivated Celestine by Professor Brian Cox on Wednesday 27th June 2012
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Re: Hi everyone, EMERGENCY! I'm new to this forum and desperately need help with a DC
Quick update - I went to Stockport yesterday to see for myself what traces there might be of this property empire.
There was nothing. There were no brass signs indicating that a business might be there, nor were there any plastic signs, nor even scribbled notes on scraps of paper; from the appearance of those buildings, not one looks as if the owner was in business - indeed, they looked as if their owner was abroad or in gaol.
All the buildings (see note) were locked up, empty and deserted. No mail seemed to have accumulated, though, so the post might be collected by Karl Nolan - perhaps when he returns to his coffin before daybreak.
(note) The building previously shown here as 40 Lower Hillgate is actually 40a Lower Hillgate; the shop or office is locked up and empty except for one chair and a short shop counter made from cheap melamine-faced chipboard. The windows are covered with 25mm wire mesh and do not appear to have been cleaned for a year or three. Next door, at 40 Lower Hillgate, the windows are a bit cleaner but the shop is, once again, locked up and seems not to have been used in weeks - or months. In the window, there are rolls of what seems to be some sort of insulating material.
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