lt's taken a month or so to find one l like and tonight (4th March) l finally achieved it. Best of all, l'm not the registered keeper either (
the vehicle that got me involved in this fight with ERYC l was the registered keeper but not the owner) Once upon a time your possessions filled boxes and boxes. Thanks to todays technology that is no longer the case. My music collection is all digital and stored upon my iPod (1500+ albums), books are on my Kindle and all my letter,docs, photos etc etc are on my Macbook. ... all backed up in the ether cloudy thingy.
Still have no letter from ERYC and l'm beginning to think my mate has been winding me up :) lf it does turn up l'll scan it and post it on the blog.
Never the less, l'm still going to the police in regards to the tribunal. ERYC started this fight despite myself trying to be amicable at the very beginning. l'll go the distance on this one. Anyway come back for updates when l can which shouldn't be too difficult the amount of free wifi out there.:)
Happy Days!
Some music for the road!
In the United Kingdom "no fixed abode" is a valid residential address. The law states:
ReplyDeleteIf a person has no fixed abode he shall be treated as having his sole or main residence in the place where he is at any particular time.
—Local Government Finance Act 1988[1]
lmao
Been like that for quite a few years now and l love it. Best thing l ever did.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted one of those. Good luck with the ERYC.
ReplyDeleteJohn Gibson
The whole area is a minefield - I hope this link helps to understand the complexity: http://www.logiclaw.co.uk/Injustice/ (sorry I do not know how to do links).
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