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Why would a solicitor lie about the planning documents for a house and hold up a sale

  • 31-07-2020 6:32pm
    #1
    Alrigghtythen
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  • #2
    3DataModem
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    The answer to every question like this is usually "because they made an error, or let something slide, or missed something... and they want to ensure that their mistake is not actionable after the fact by you"

    Life Pro Tip: Don't get the cheapest solicitor.


  • #3
    Alrigghtythen
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,365 ✭✭✭Alrigghtythen


    3DataModem wrote: »
    The answer to every question like this is usually "because they made an error, or let something slide, or missed something... and they want to ensure that their mistake is not actionable after the fact by you"

    Life Pro Tip: Don't get the cheapest solicitor.

    They lied. It was easily found out. I wasnt thier client.
    If they dont do anything I suppose they cant be actioned. A bit much though to claim they were destroyed in a diaster when they clearly weren't and there was no disaster as she claimed.

    And buyers just have to put up with this kind if stuffimmguessing as her client was elderly she was holding it out for the probate work


  • #4
    Victor
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    The other side's solicitor is not your friend.


  • #5
    Alrigghtythen
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    Victor wrote: »
    The other side's solicitor is not your friend.

    I'm aware of that. Her client was also making contact wondering what the hold up was. Then it all came out what her solicitor was telling everyone was bull****.


  • #6
    nuac
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    Closed for mods' review


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