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Author Archives: Terry Maylin

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Free kiva gift offer

Latest NewsBy Terry MaylinMarch 12, 2012Leave a comment

Please take up this free offer- you can give without it costing you a penny help those less fortunate than you and feel good! click on the link below and follow instructions. This is not a scam but a genuine offer to allow you to get into kiva and their loan to the needy philosophy.…

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Amendments to the Tenancy Deposit Protection Rules

Landlord and TenantBy Terry MaylinMarch 12, 2012Leave a comment

Be aware all those landlords out there of the new rule changes relating to deposits- they have in fact eased the rules a bit in some ways… Amendments to the Tenancy Deposit Protection Rules will come into force soon. Under the auspices of the Localism Act 2011 the government, following much controversy and several court…

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1. What is a statutory demand?

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinMarch 9, 2012Leave a comment

A statutory demand is a special type of written request from a creditor (someone who is owed money) for payment of a debt. The person or company that receives the demand has 21 days to settle the debt or 18 days to ask the court to set aside (dismiss) the demand. The creditor may present…

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MPs put pressure on Government about mesothelioma issues

Latest NewsBy Terry MaylinMarch 9, 2012Leave a comment

This week, the Government faced questions on plans for a fund of last resort for workers who cannot trace their employers’ insurers. Following a similar line of questioning last week, Conservative MP Tracey Crouch and Labour MP Nic Dakin have persisted in quizzing DWP minister Chris Grayling on support for mesothelioma sufferers, and when a…

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Need a good personal injury solicitor?

Personal InjuryBy Terry MaylinMarch 7, 2012Leave a comment

I am delighted to have been accepted by the Law Society to be re-accredited to their Personal Injury Panel. This is not something they grant easily and they have to be satisfied that you have a proven track record of cases (which you have to give them details of!). The application alone took 12 hours…

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