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Legal question...

tobylobs · 2002-09-30 23:52:18

Hello, I am asking help from anyone that has experance in contract law and how best to deal with being given the runaround by a bully and a very nasty man. This man has used lies and other ways to scam a member of my family. This has caused much agony and distress and if any one could offer advice it would be very welcome.…

30-09-2002 11:52pm

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tobylobs

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Hello, I am asking help from anyone that has experance in contract law and how best to deal with being given the runaround by a bully and a very nasty man. This man has used lies and other ways to scam a member of my family.
This has caused much agony and distress and if any one could offer advice it would be very welcome.

Thanks.

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#2 01-10-2002 5:47pm

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A few facts might help

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#3 05-10-2002 4:38pm

Victor

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Depending on the type of situation (you will need to explain more), you may be able to get some (free?) support from the Director of Consumer Affairs or a Trade Association or through Labour / Equality Authorities

First off, write everthing down. Ask yourself are the people on your side being reasonable?

Second off talk to a solicitor, a bully usually will back down when he realises you have a 'big brother'. Most solicitors will take things on a "no fee for first consultation" basis.

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