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Personal Posession Law?
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Hi could anyone please give me an idea on where my ex and I stand over joint and solo property? There were items he bought for the house (in lieu of rent) like a sofa, TV etc. He now wants everyting that he bought returned. Is he entitled to it all? Do I have to just empty my home? I am seeking legal advice but that won't be until next week, I would just like an idea for now. Many thanks.
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some reasonable answers here
some reasonable answers here
did you have a formal agreement that it was in lieu of rent?
if so it sounds like you joint purchased them.
i mean if me and a friend decided to club together to buy a fridge and freezer for our house, there would be little point in us both paying half the cost of each item individually with our cards, essentially creating 4 transactions, surely more feasible and simpler that we each put one on our cards.
it sounds like thats what you have done here - you paid the rent, physically from your account and he paid for the stuff physically from his account
you could perhaps ask him for the rent?
if so it sounds like you joint purchased them.
i mean if me and a friend decided to club together to buy a fridge and freezer for our house, there would be little point in us both paying half the cost of each item individually with our cards, essentially creating 4 transactions, surely more feasible and simpler that we each put one on our cards.
it sounds like thats what you have done here - you paid the rent, physically from your account and he paid for the stuff physically from his account
you could perhaps ask him for the rent?
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