27 Aug 2011 5:47 PM:
Dear Goldie and Orinoco
Thank you both for taking the time to respond it is appreciated and the people I am helping have asked me to say a big thank you, they are all grateful and have asked me to tell you both.
Goldie: I am hoping Maria will provide some advice if she sees this help notice. The problem is these people cannot instruct a lawyer because non of them have any money to give, in addtion to having been robbed big time by their lawyer they have all suffered financially as a resut of the banking crisis they all lost on their investments plus their UK pension returns far less euros these days, as we all know.
Orinoco, I am sorry I failed to tell you they all bought through as estate agent, thinking they would be safe because they claimed to have the right documentation to protect the buyer. They all sold up in the UK and because of their ages they knew they would never get a mortgage, they all paid cash from the proceeds of their house sales UK, thus why no banks were involved.
I have tried tracing the Estate Agent owners without success. I have checked one of the escrituras, there are no architect plans, no copies of cheque payments, no confirmation of water and electric contracts and no copies of their passport, there is no evidence of tax due or paid. The firm of lawyers who robbed them assigned two of their abogados for seller of land and buyer of land, the abogados did not tell them. The builder - he was introduced by the estate agent who sold them the land offering to build the dwellings of their choice and this was a great opportunity, they remained at home in the UK with family whilst their dream home was completed, the builder provided a contract and he was paid in stages, they do not have any huge problems with the work he provided. The estate agents told the buyers they would ensure all the correct legal paper work was provided and given none of them speak Spanish this they all thought was a godsend. The builder did charge VAT, his NIA number is on his bill, for some unknown reason I think the tax they paid ought to be checked at the Tax Offfice, anyone know how I do this, because if I can prove this was not paid to them it could help, the builder still resides in the town.
Going to see the mayor - I agree that would be a great solution, however I heard someone bought a habitation licence from the town hall, I do not think that would help, the solicitor charged each buyer the architect fees, which I found very odd, he charged licence fees etc too, therefore it's obvious the builder, lawyer architect and town hall had a good little number going. To top it all two or 3 of them are built on protected land, one of them is the owner who bought his habitation licence from the town hall! He did not realise he was buying it illegally he really thought he had to pay it direct to them when his son asked if he had a habitation licence.
Today one of the owners forwarded me a copy of a fax sent from the abogado in 2004 stating his house would not be demolished and that it is legal and the fact it is on protected land is not important , he went on to say the town hall can not demolish the house, he sent this in 2004. I thought after the Gill case on the Costa Del Sol they passed a law about corruption!
As mentioned they have all been denounced by the town hall for illegal builds
If anyone can help further these English pensioners would appreciate all the help they can get PLEASE
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Serious Legal Problems
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