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Thank you for your confidence to write.
In answer to your question, the topic requires further analysis. Perhaps you have a percentage of the ownership of the air, which are usually common or shared property, and are usually also board administrator by the Board of Proprietors.
In this regard, it is necessary to review how they made the agreement with Nextel. It is also essential to try and quantify the damage and risk to which you are exposing yourself and other people for the operation of the antenna.
must also analyzed the criminal behavior that you attribute to both co-owners as members of the National Police who participated in the damages you claim.
Let me invite you to expose more widely applicable. We have the disadvantage of being in another city, but if possible we can offer our professional services, we'll gladly do.
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Dear Sandra,
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In answer to your question, you have participated in the sale of a property of others, because, although you are the sole heiress will not have the benefits that correspond if not made the process of "intestate succession.
However, the act that you have entered can be validated if you formalizes the "declaration of heirship" and thus, the contract for the sale of the property you mentioned, would have no vice.
us not mention whether the possession of the property is retained by you or already inhabiting the buyers.
What you should consider is that it can not be taken as "yours" as you have not formalized their status as sole heir.
My suggestion is that you regularize their status as heir, and then demand payment of amounts that adeundan buyers. If you do not, you can, then to sue the collection, ask to be shot good for you to collect what is owed. So your chances of success on this case are very high. Even if buyers turn transferred the ownership of the property to third parties.
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Dear Paul,
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In answer to your question, it is common to happen when a tenant leaves your property. Moreover, it is likely that this will happen again if you continue renting their property.
What you should consider is that you must notify the company that is collecting the debt that information concerning this person is not home address, because it had a very short lease period.
For this, I suggest a letter, very simple. Sure, you can not file a lease because I explained that there was no sign, but if you want more forceful in its letter may accompany a single copy of your deed. In the end
initiate legal action, you must return the certificate of notification if it comes to your property, returning to report, this time to the court, that person has moved.
Failure to do so, are exposing themselves to eventually produce an interim measure (as yet) and you have to face a major issue.
Regards,