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Exactly. Getting a solicitor involved may be a (very expensive) means of expediting a resolution, but I don't see on what grounds you could follow through with
by djmobley 9y ago
Exactly. Getting a solicitor involved may be a (very expensive) means of expediting a resolution, but I don't see on what grounds you could follow through with legal action.
- jacquesm 9y ago> I don't see on what grounds you could follow through with legal action. That's exactly why you talk to a lawyer. I've been in business a bit longer (30+ years by now) so I can see such grounds but whether or not the lawyer agrees they are good grounds is an important element in determining the strategy. But I highly doubt the bank would let it get to the point where they would have to appear in court.