Shouldn't you be asking your solicitor?
Yes but the original poster's solicitor is best placed to comment authoritatively on this specific issue. My opinion would be that the original poster is unlikely to be able to claim that the contract has been breached over relatively minor snags and delays. But I'm no expert.
Where did I "lampoon" the original poster for "insolence"?I really wish you would stop this annoying habit of yours of lampooning people for merely having the insolence to ask questions on AAM.
Controversy and argument are welcome. But please keep your comments civil. Attack an opinion by all means, but please don't attack the person expressing the opinion.
Otherwise, the whole site may as well be pulled down and and a banner reading "Seek professional advice" erected in its place.
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Shouldn't you be asking your solicitor?
The suggestion of asking your solicitor (who, ultimately, is best placed to offer authoritative advice based on knowledge of all material facts) is not mutually exclusive with others that other people may make.Couldnt evry question be aswered i the same way on AAM.
from suggest a retaraunt = " go on to menu pages "
to where should I put my money = "talk to a broker "
Of course I can ask my solictior, but hes not going to educate me for my own benefit and curiosity on the issue, in a way I had hoped by getting feedback from other posters and discussing it a little.
Educating the public on all sorts of issues, I thought was a core principal of AAM, so we ( the lay man, joesephine public ) were not completey at the mercy of institutions and certain professionals.
Because in my experience on AAM it's best to err on the side of caution in giving feedback to people's queries. Often the seemingly obvious is not necessarily obvious to the person posting the question.well of course Im gonna ask my solicitor, why are you tellin me this?
I feel that it's quite definitely constructive advice and does not imply that I thought that you were a dimwit.Its not really a constructive answer unless you genuinely felt Im a complete dim wit and this had never occured to me!
Not my fault.I wanted to discuss this topic and now the query has been high jacked by a long running issue held by certain posters on the way AAM can be moderated some times.
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