bearishbull
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While i commend your offer of assistance can i urge caution to anyone who contacts this person to exercise extreme diligence in who you share info with and/or incur further expense in chasing this issue.User12345 said:I worked for ULH and sold plots to investors in good faith (as did ALL the other sales consultants). If I can assist anyone with the limited information I have I would be more than happy to share it with you.
Duplex said:Is the site a former airbase? Is the planning designation greenbelt or another use? What is the area (approx.) of the site? (The term is brown field, btw.)
What did ULH pay for the plots? What did you pay for the plots? What was the market rate for the plots?Alexander said:ULH did indeed pay over the odds for these plots, so I still belive that their intentions were sound.
Alexander said:If they do go down when it comes to trial, the judge has a responsibillity to take whatever action is in the best interests of the public, i.e US! I believe that it's therefore our job to... make sure that somehow the planning continues to go ahead.
Hi AlexanderAlexander said:As I understand it, no judge will simply be able to 'force' any one of us to sell our plots.
Whoa - No-one is out to get you or to see the schemes 'go down'. No-one is looking to score victory here.Alexander said:There is no doubt that the goverment is happy to see Land banking schemes go down. The reasons why are fairly obvious, and if they can bring down ULH it will score a major victory for them.
Alexander said:As we have all signed the original contracts prohibiting us to sell on the plots
If you haven't learnt a tough lesson by now as to who you can trust, I despair for you.Alexander said:. I honestly see the only fair and just way out of this would be to allow ULH to continue to develop the land (Even if the directors are made to step down and they are not allowed to sell or market any new plots for money).