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Eviction for mortgage arrears
’ notice before they come back. If they don’t give you the correct notice, you can complain about your bailiffs. What happens to your furniture and belongings Your lender has a right to ‘vacant
Check how bankruptcy affects your belongings
can usually keep the things you need to live - for example your clothes, furniture and cooking equipment. The rest of the belongings you own become the property of the person who deals with your
Complaining to an ombudsman
helps customers fix problems with their new-build homes the Furniture and Home Improvement Ombudsman can sort out problems with furniture and other retail purchases and home improvements the Pensions
Letter to complain about misdescribed goods bought from a private seller
to sort out the problem. You can use this template for anything you’ve bought from a private seller, for example a car you bought on an online auction site or furniture you bought through an advert
Top tips for borrowing
something really expensive such as a car or furniture, think about payment options beforehand. The credit offered by the sales staff may be more expensive than other options be careful about borrowing
Student housing - ending your agreement in halls
for your landlord to take money off the deposit to cover some things. For example, damage to the property or furniture or outstanding rent that you owe. Your landlord should not deduct money to cover
Dividing up money and belongings when you separate
and your ex-partner own, including: personal belongings, for example furniture or jewellery cars money in bank accounts (joint accounts as well as your own) savings and investments You don’t have to list
Other rights protected under the Human Rights Act
with the law and in the public interest. Property includes things like: residential property and land your business intellectual property like a patent shares things you own like books, a car and furniture
Cancel something you bought on hire purchase
on an item but you don’t own the item until you’ve paid off the agreement. It’s often used for buying cars, furniture or white goods. If the agreement says you must buy the item at the end of the period
Repairs - leak from a neighbouring property
be liable for any damage to your furniture or belongings. If the flood or leak was caused by your neighbour being careless, for example, they left the bath to overflow, you could make a claim against