attaching to a charity

                                                                  Dave,

                                                                               I hope your solicitor is right to be happy with the answer from SJ. Personally i think they should issue a statement NOW, not at the end of the week.  Also, we have been given various dates for when the structure licences would be granted, the last one being Oct. 10, 2007 which did not happen and we were not told why. Now we were told the end of this month which will not now happen. I would really like to know why the licence was not issued, but they never did tell us the reason,

                                                              Ray & Nadine      

Hi Ray.

Only hearsay but you have to pay for licences and if you can't pay you wont get them.

Ken

Dianne

we are here in La Zenia see post on other thread NO LETTERS Have Been issued to any of us 

GAL

AuntieLinda

Just a thought, but why not inform SJ that they can have their keys back

when you all get your deposits back.  I don't know if you can claim

squatters rights in spain but it might make them think, I don't know how

daft this might be but worth a try

annjoe

Message received from Javier last night - expect some fairytale from them as they are still telling my parents that their money is safe

Dear Mr & Mrs. Williams,

We are doing all our best and all which are in our hands to explain the situation of the company. I will speak with Pilar at 9am and we will publish as soon as possible an oficial notification.

Best regards,


Javier Caamaño
San José Inversiones y Pro. Urb., S.A.
+34 902 209 210
Enviado desde Blackberry
Sent via Blackberry

Annjoe

Firstly, as a fellow resident at La Zenia, it would be impractical and insensitive for any of us to post openly our situation here albeit it isn't any favourable to anyone elses. Spanish occupancy rights do act in favour of the tenant (see Spanish Tenancy Act 1985 if necessary - Diane, might help your position also).

Some of my understanding is as follows.

The Spanish Banks are closing up on the lending of money either through loans or mortgages with the property market in such disarray. San Jose, like any builder requires funding and if it doesn't come forth then bills don't get paid. SJG may have gone to the Courts to suspend their debts rather than incrue more until this situation is resolved. If the courts take on the debt, they have the power to intervene with the Banks to ensure they do co-operate with the construction companies to continue funding..legally.  Basically, the government and judiciary have to support this element of the economy to avoid the recession going deeper. Many Construction company money is tied up in land and stock and in order to clear a debt, and if Bank's do not assist, is to sell off assets, getting back to solvency asap...but obviously, more helpful if the Banks step in. If the in-country banks don't help, constructors are permitable to go to any Global bank to seek assistance. If this was the case, good could come out of bad as Global Banks could see this as an investment of a service that is on it's knees and the only way back is upwards, thus a quick return on investment.

My words, not SJG's so any disagreement please aim at me rather than them. Doesn't stop people from acting to resolve their own personal situations though.

Darren

darren

If I had to back the business success of your business or San joses then on this occassion yours would be looking quite attractive. If you honestly do believe that San jose are only the victims of the credit crunch and not any other factors regarding their integrity and business acumen then you will be shocked.

Whatever your situation I am sure you will look after your own interests well enough. Good luck

Anna

Anna,

The whole market over here is in disarray and we are seeing a number of Estate Agents, Immobilaria as well as construction companies going to the wall. San Jose will not be the first and only company to struggle in these times and i apologise to everyone if my post indicated otherwise which having read it I don't think it does.

I have invested like others on here and sure I will look after my interest like the 1700 others will as well, all is in the hands of a lawyer who is well practiced in these situations.

Darren