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land grabber or squatter ?????
ssteve
neither, conversion of an existing farm building, on land we own, Rick
land grabber or squatter ?????
ssteve
planning, ha ha ha
good luck!!!!
LR do not have anything to do with paper deeds now, it is all electronic unless a property has not changed hands for the last 8 years or so, and then they are returning the deeds to owners and telling them they are no longer needed, re rates, it is not that we are trying to avoid them, but they will not issue a rate demand cos if they do they have to accept were we live and they are not going to do that, the rest is too complicated, you do tend to make things a little too black and white but there are many shades in between, Rick
@ Makeitfit...As regards number plates the last lot I had off ebay have the BS no. on them but no makers name. Does that mean they're black rat fodder?
But quite frankly, who gives a flying f*ck! Not me thats for sure!
I see all shades of the spectrum dont you worry about that.
You are entirely wrong about availability of paper deeds. We have just changed the details of one property and until wednesday tea time I had the paper documents in front of me for it
Dont forget planning regs are there to ensure unsuitable development and shanty towns dont spring up. Your recent shindig indicated a victory in residency so why havent you started paying? if you are in unlawful occupancy , good luck to the council.
Dont forget every penny you force them to spend in administrating your private war detracts resources from other activities. Particularly pertinant when you arent contributing. Thats not black and white its pure sense.
We live in a society where we should pay our way and live by the general concensus and rule of law. Thats why Manchester is generally a better place than Mogadishu to be.
Land Registry do not keep paper deeds full stop
Daved you have missed the point, what I am saying and stand by, is that your paper deeds have no legal status, that is why they invite you to throw them in the bin, if your property is registered with Land Registry then what they hold is all that matters legally, Rick
Paper deeds still take precedence where they exist....
Daved I have to challenge your thinkings a bit in regards the change of use that Rick seems to have achieved.
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