Finding Someones Address

gimmeabrk07

hi, has anyone got an idea on how i could find someones address. i have there name and the area in which they live.ive tried the phonebook and the registry of electors but no joy.any ideas?

Victor

You sound rather desperate - in not a good way.

Do you have mutual acquintances?

thefinalstage

gimmeabrk07 wrote: »

hi, has anyone got an idea on how i could find someones address. i have there name and the area in which they live.ive tried the phonebook and the registry of electors but no joy.any ideas?

You sound like a bunny boiler....Ring up the directory inquiries service. "Hello I'm looking for so and so in so so"

You can also use google....

Oilrig

I don't think its unreasonable to ask for more details as to why before you get a response?

gimmeabrk07

its related to a previous thread where im tring to find a landlord address. ive also tried the land registry but the only gives the property he lets out.

rs

I've heard you can get information on who owns a rented house from your local county council. (Assuming the rent is being declared to revenue of course). I've never tried this myself though.

Have a look here.

The Private Residential Tenancies Board (PRTB) offers a dispute resolution service to landlords and tenants. Any agreement reached with the help of the PRTB or adjudicated by the PRTB is legally binding on both parties.

The dispute resolution process used by the PRTB is confidential and non-confrontational. Landlords, tenants or other parties who have been directly affected (e.g. neighbours) can initiate the dispute resolution process. Landlords must be registered with the PRTB to use the service but tenants can use the service even if their landlord has not registered the tenancy.

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/housing/renting-a-home/landlord-and-tenants-rights/disputes-between-landlords-and-tenants/?searchterm=landlord

Keith186

Buy the latest TomTom directory. it's a big book of everybody and everything. Expensive so try 'borrow' it from somewhere or read in Easons if they have it.

dudara

Not a PI. Moved to AH.

Apologies if not the correct forum.

Karoma

If they're 'on the books', the PRTB is the way to go.1
Mneh. You could have linked to your previous thread and saved everyone some time and got more helpful answers.

Your thread in Legal Discussion is more likely to be of benefit to you.
What they were trying to point out in a hypothetical manner: Proof of service is normally required, however, if they or their agent (Who is acting on their behalf and knows where he is) are dodging registered mail, then substituted service is the way to go - proof of postage is all that is required. It is assumed that he will get it and if he doesn't, then he's in trouble. They've bypassed the little trick he's pulling.
Talk to a solicitor if you haven't already.

Dizzyblonde

Your local library will have a copy of Thom's Directory that they'll let you look at. If he's lived at an address for 5 years or more he'll be in it.

Toots

Where is the rent paid to? If the tennant is lodging to a landlord's bank account, you could write a letter and ask the bank to forward it to whatever address they have on file for the customer. They won't be able to actually give the address to you cos of Data Protection Act, but they can forward the letter on. (Might even frank it for you if you're nice!)

That's not to say they'll have the up-to-date address for him either, but it's worth a shot.

testicle

gimmeabrk07 wrote: »

its related to a previous thread where im tring to find a landlord address. ive also tried the land registry but the only gives the property he lets out.

If it's for claiming of tax credits, you don't require the landlord's address, or PPS number, anymore.

CantGetNoSleep

Follow them home. In the dark. With your hood up. Carrying a hurley

Dub13

Hire a native American Indian.

Karoma

The OP's original thread & background to this thread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055171002

How has nobody mentioned this guy yet

Also, call in the A-Team.

fred funk }{

Deleted User wrote: »

How has nobody mentioned this guy yet

Also, call in the A-Team.

Dub13

Deleted User wrote: »

How has nobody mentioned this guy yet

And who would he be...?

gimmeabrk07

we have already been to court a couple of times but nobody has shown and its been put back again and again. the tenants and letting agency have refused to accept the registered post.a summons has been sent out by the judge himself to the landlords agency but while were waiting the problem continues,i figure the best way now is to contact him directly and sort it out.

Dub13

Dub13 wrote: »

And who would he be...?

This is him

Dub13

Deleted User wrote: »

This is him

Is the show any good...?all sounds a bit strange.

Dub13

Dub13 wrote: »

Is the show any good...?all sounds a bit strange.

Never watched a full episode I don't think.

Victor

gimmeabrk07, make a complaint against the offending tenant, if necessary getting an injunction. Go to solicitor.

gimmeabrk07

we're already in the courts victor and progress is slow. im looking to sort this out asap! meeting the landlord face to face might get a better and quicker result. i wanna let him know how p***** o** we are with this.