Help with my Late Fathers Static Caravan

Help with my Late Fathers Static Caravan

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LimmerickLad

1,294 posts

17 months

Monday 8th April
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r3g said:
LimmerickLad said:
I have thanks...Executor intentionally damaging Estate's property when there are creditors............poor advice IMO
You clearly haven't as he's said that the creditors have no interest in the van.
No he said the "bank" had no interest in the van......in fact I'm not even sure he declared it's existence to them.

r3g

3,444 posts

26 months

Monday 8th April
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LimmerickLad said:
No he said the "bank" had no interest in the van......in fact I'm not even sure he declared it's existence to them.
it's moot now as he emptied out over the weekend and has long since left so the thread can be closed.

jeff666

2,330 posts

193 months

Monday 8th April
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LimmerickLad said:
Caravan / site contract is nothing to do with the bank.......if bank are not pursuing loan then, given you are Executor as well as the beneficiary. and the estate is already in debt, I can't see any problems in giving the caravan to the farmer in lieu of his charges and as full and final settlement......who is going to complain?
This ^^^

appears to be one of the more sensible posts on the subject, the op needs to have a face to face (remember them ?) conversation with the farmer.

If the farmer still insists on trying to obtain money/fees etc then the op can play the "estate is empty card"

LimmerickLad

1,294 posts

17 months

Monday 8th April
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r3g said:
LimmerickLad said:
No he said the "bank" had no interest in the van......in fact I'm not even sure he declared it's existence to them.
it's moot now as he emptied out over the weekend and has long since left so the thread can be closed.
Apology accepted....except he only posted a little while ago (14.26 today to be precise) and hasn't left nor contacted the farmer yet and told him the score so don't see how you have been put in charge and want the thread closed.

James_N

Original Poster:

2,988 posts

236 months

Monday 8th April
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I think he probably meant left the caravan rather than the thread!

Thanks again for all the advice. Much appreciated and will update as and when on the outcome smile

48k

13,316 posts

150 months

Tuesday 9th April
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James_N said:
Then adds VAT on!



... but only 2% VAT not 20% VAT according to that bill scratchchinbiglaughwink

sixor8

6,347 posts

270 months

Tuesday 9th April
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My folks had a van for years on a site. No contract, wrongly allowing people to live in them full time (apart from the 1 month compulsory vacancy in January when they'd go to Portugal or Spain for a month). Also, as mentioned above, charges for as much as possible like disconnecting water, and reconnecting again, profiteering on electricity supply, etc. Elderly (mostly) taken advantage of. frown

Forester1965

1,961 posts

5 months

Tuesday 9th April
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48k said:
James_N said:
Then adds VAT on!



... but only 2% VAT not 20% VAT according to that bill scratchchinbiglaughwink
303 - 1 is not 303, either.

James_N

Original Poster:

2,988 posts

236 months

Tuesday 9th April
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sixor8 said:
My folks had a van for years on a site. No contract, wrongly allowing people to live in them full time (apart from the 1 month compulsory vacancy in January when they'd go to Portugal or Spain for a month). Also, as mentioned above, charges for as much as possible like disconnecting water, and reconnecting again, profiteering on electricity supply, etc. Elderly (mostly) taken advantage of. frown
This is what happens here. Its not a residential site but a holiday site so one month compulsory break in February where the site shuts. Apart from one caravan where they get to still live on site under the title of "Site Wardens". Load of bks but again, who is going to argue!

Janluke

2,609 posts

160 months

Tuesday 9th April
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I think the 11 months licence is fairly common on holiday sites(as opposed to park homes) and is as much to do with planning permission/licencing rather than profiteering

ncbbmw

410 posts

186 months

Saturday 27th April
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48k said:
James_N said:
Then adds VAT on!



... but only 2% VAT not 20% VAT according to that bill scratchchinbiglaughwink
The bill is £2500.00 plus 20% VAT, total £3000.00

The £60.60 is a seperate bill for the Gas.

Tony1963

4,897 posts

164 months

Saturday 27th April
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ncbbmw said:
The bill is £2500.00 plus 20% VAT, total £3000.00

The £60.60 is a seperate bill for the Gas.
Electric?

And separate.

Freddie Fitch

130 posts

73 months

Saturday 27th April
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Ask for a VAT invoice as a VAT registered trader is obliged to supply one.

James_N

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2,988 posts

236 months

Wednesday 1st May
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Well just to update, letter was sent tracked a few weeks ago and recieved next day.

Not heard a dicky bird since. Rent is not due until today but wouldn't think he would leave a response until May.

One would assume no news is good news. I'll update again if I hear anything

PurpleTurtle

7,154 posts

146 months

Wednesday 1st May
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Good luck with this OP, hopefully the last you hear of it. It has certainly put me off ever owning a static caravan!

Is this the farmer by any chance?