Stupid Church Roof
Discussion
elster said:
Well just been to the bathroom and found water pouring in.
It is the stupid church roof next door that is causing the water to come. The roof they said they had fixed.
Not impressed.
Christ, talk about cup half empty.It is the stupid church roof next door that is causing the water to come. The roof they said they had fixed.
Not impressed.
You have a free supply holy water in your bathroom. A subsection 4, grade 5 (Anglican) or subsection IV, grade V (catholic) miracle, I think you'll find.
A supply of bottles, a small print run of labels, and you're in business.
Yeah, they get in the way of everything :
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-ne...
Cheers,
Benni
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-ne...
Cheers,
Benni
eharding said:
elster said:
Well just been to the bathroom and found water pouring in.
It is the stupid church roof next door that is causing the water to come. The roof they said they had fixed.
Not impressed.
Christ, talk about cup half empty.It is the stupid church roof next door that is causing the water to come. The roof they said they had fixed.
Not impressed.
You have a free supply holy water in your bathroom. A subsection 4, grade 5 (Anglican) or subsection IV, grade V (catholic) miracle, I think you'll find.
A supply of bottles, a small print run of labels, and you're in business.
Benni said:
Yeah, they get in the way of everything :
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-ne...
Cheers,
Benni
Awesome! Flying Skodas... Maybe they think they're Saabs.http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-ne...
Cheers,
Benni
Becareful about moaning to the church about their roof dude.
Check your title deeds on your house first, and/or solicitor.
Chancel Repair Liability
In the light of a recent court case it is also necessary nowadays to check if the property could be affected by Chancel Repair Liability. This is an ancient right of the Rector of the Church in some circumstances to call on the owners of certain properties to contribute to the cost of church repairs. Until 2013 the Church does not have to register the right against the land registry's title register for the properties affected. It is impracticable and very expensive to search public records to establish whether an individual property is affected. However, it is very cheap to check if the property's postcode is in an affected parish. If it is insurance cover is also available at a relatively low cost against the associated risk.
Check your title deeds on your house first, and/or solicitor.
Chancel Repair Liability
In the light of a recent court case it is also necessary nowadays to check if the property could be affected by Chancel Repair Liability. This is an ancient right of the Rector of the Church in some circumstances to call on the owners of certain properties to contribute to the cost of church repairs. Until 2013 the Church does not have to register the right against the land registry's title register for the properties affected. It is impracticable and very expensive to search public records to establish whether an individual property is affected. However, it is very cheap to check if the property's postcode is in an affected parish. If it is insurance cover is also available at a relatively low cost against the associated risk.
Edited by RupertTheFridge on Tuesday 3rd February 02:38
RupertTheFridge said:
Becareful about moaning to the church about their roof dude.
Check your title deeds on your house first, and/or solicitor.
Chancel Repair Liability
In the light of a recent court case it is also necessary nowadays to check if the property could be affected by Chancel Repair Liability. This is an ancient right of the Rector of the Church in some circumstances to call on the owners of certain properties to contribute to the cost of church repairs. Until 2013 the Church does not have to register the right against the land registry's title register for the properties affected. It is impracticable and very expensive to search public records to establish whether an individual property is affected. However, it is very cheap to check if the property's postcode is in an affected parish. If it is insurance cover is also available at a relatively low cost against the associated risk.
They had previously agreed to sort the roof. I don't mind chipping in some, as is to my benefit. Ideally I would like the roof to cave in, that way they will have to sell up. They only use it once a month as it is. All 3 people who go.Check your title deeds on your house first, and/or solicitor.
Chancel Repair Liability
In the light of a recent court case it is also necessary nowadays to check if the property could be affected by Chancel Repair Liability. This is an ancient right of the Rector of the Church in some circumstances to call on the owners of certain properties to contribute to the cost of church repairs. Until 2013 the Church does not have to register the right against the land registry's title register for the properties affected. It is impracticable and very expensive to search public records to establish whether an individual property is affected. However, it is very cheap to check if the property's postcode is in an affected parish. If it is insurance cover is also available at a relatively low cost against the associated risk.
Edited by RupertTheFridge on Tuesday 3rd February 02:38
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