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Mike G wrote:Glad to hear it, woodstalker. Did you ever find out why they took stuff which they'd agreed to leave (given that they didn't need to agree to leave it in the first place)?
SamQ aka Ah! Q! wrote:Well done, W.S. . Our first house, the git removed every thing, including the light bulbs!!
woodstalker wrote:Just to update on this thread. The sellers finally paid up an agreed sum to cover the cost of replacing the washing machine and tumble drier. It was like getting blood from a stone though!
Woodbloke wrote:woodstalker wrote:Just to update on this thread. The sellers finally paid up an agreed sum to cover the cost of replacing the washing machine and tumble drier. It was like getting blood from a stone though!
Good to hear that it was resolved; sounds a fairly protracted process over some ‘white goods’. I suspect that they thought they might get away with it and a fuss wouldn’t be made. Washing machines are awkward things to move once installed so I guess they had their work cut out shifting it - Rob
SamQ aka Ah! Q! wrote:Well done, W.S. . Our first house, the git removed every thing, including the light bulbs!!
Lons wrote:SamQ aka Ah! Q! wrote:Well done, W.S. . Our first house, the git removed every thing, including the light bulbs!!
We moved into a house where they'd taken the centre light fittings and wall lights but left bare wires, I was not amused!
RogerS wrote:Lons wrote:SamQ aka Ah! Q! wrote:Well done, W.S. . Our first house, the git removed every thing, including the light bulbs!!
We moved into a house where they'd taken the centre light fittings and wall lights but left bare wires, I was not amused!
I always thought that there was some 'standard' for want of a better word whereby they HAD to leave a light in each room unless previously agreed prior to exchange of contracts.
Curtains, on the other hand, are deemed neither here nor there !
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