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ownership of pony
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Does someone have the right to sell my pony because I have fallen behind in the rent on the field of where he lives. I have recived a letter demanding payment in full in the next 7 days or they state they will sell my pony to recover my outstanding debt. what can I do as I don't have the full amount to pay?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Licenced bailiffs can seize property to pay for debts under a court order.
Contact the bailiffs immediately.
They may allow you to pay your debt in installments.
If the landlords of the field have not obtained a court order I would reccomend contacting your local trading standerds office or your nearest C.A.B.
Contact the bailiffs immediately.
They may allow you to pay your debt in installments.
If the landlords of the field have not obtained a court order I would reccomend contacting your local trading standerds office or your nearest C.A.B.
You arent really keeping a donkey in a field
and when the landlord says where's the rent ?
you say
I cant pay - oh and by the way, you can't do anything about it!
I know landlords are evil, evil people, but come on, you are consuminng a service (grass) which cd be let out to - someone who actually pays ! - and I think well you should pay the agreed amount.
and if you cant afford to keep said horse or donkey, yes you should sell.
is this sort of unfair or what ?
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