We trust you will note the position meaning

Ginger83

Does this simply mean pay attention?

The writer has faith that you will read and understand what has been said in the letter, which, the writer believes, comprises a clear statement of the position taken by the writer or any client whom they may be representing, if that arises.

hullaballoo

Could mean a range of things from "this is for your information" to "this is what we say and we won't be told different!"

Depends very much on the context.

Samuel T. Cogley

How many more fecking times do I need to tell you.

Ginger83

hullaballoo wrote: »

Could mean a range of things from "this is for your information" to "this is what we say and we won't be told different!"

Depends very much on the context.

We are/were in a dispute with a builder for defective work but the builder refused to accept it was defective.
Our council paid a grant for the work and I have recently got the council to agree the work is defective and they have agreed to approve a second grant so my solicitor is informing the builder that the council do not believe the work is up to standard.

Ginger83

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

How many more fecking times do I need to tell you.

that's the best explanation I've ever heard