27 Jan 2015 8:31 PM:

Hi everyone

Like many others no doubt i had given up ever seeing return of my deposit but now I am retired and have more time on my hands I will take some interest to see what can be done realistically to get something back either from the bank or the lawyer who took our deposit and passed it on to Urbasa

so if anyone has any info for a lawyer who will take on basis no win no fee would be very grateful

i will also look for such a lawyer and if I get any joy will post it on the forum

good luck 

bill

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14 Feb 2009 12:00 AM:

It occurs to me that we all at Amarion III together with tens of thousands others who have either paid deposits or made staged payments on unfinished buildings have all made payments PLUS I.V.A.

assuming that the builders initially have passed on the I.V.A. to the authorities are we not entitled to get back from the  authorities the I.V.A. element of the payments we have made via the builder?

why should the authorities benefit to keep our monies for buildings which we will never complete on?? 

If deposits were ever returned I would expect them to include the  I.V.A. or would that not be the case?

Can anyone throw any light on this? 

Bill

 

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02 Sep 2008 5:04 PM:

I also had a call earlier today asking for my email address.

probably nothing to get excited about but lets see what they have to say.

bill

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29 Aug 2008 10:24 AM:

has anyone any fresh news?

bill


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04 Aug 2008 10:44 AM:

does anyone out there have any 100pct confirmation that urbasa have passed back the building to the bank and they in turn have sold on to another party? if this is true then the land/building would have to to be registered in the new owners name. this would be a matter of record and one of the many lawyers out there acting for  various purchasers would be able to confirm this by searching the registery?


the questions are  now :

a. if there is a new owner - would they try to get the original owners to proceed - albeit hopefully with some form of discount  for all the agro the delays have caused and also as values have dropped?

b. I wonder how many of the original purchasers would consider to proceed in view of the delays and perhaps changes in personal circumstances?

the saga continues

bilcar

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