09 Jun 2008 9:50 AM:

Re power of attorney

Funny old game, as they say! Having checked various quotes from the solicitors on this forum who have been very helpful [which we appreciate], we are using our Spanish purchasing solicitor in regard to the creditors list/administration process and he says he does NOT require power of attorney at this stage, but maybe later. For your information, he says the " in the Lawyers' Official Legal Fees Book of Murcia the fees in your case is aprox. 2.000 € for all the process" but as existing clients we are being charged 1200 euros. We have instructed him to push for SADM completion initially but to recover funds [obviously] in the event of liquidation. Our one concern, like other buyers, is the timescale if SADM trundles along!

Keep smiling!

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04 Jun 2008 6:57 PM:

Hi 2 all

I'm confused - are there 2 creditors lists i.e. one that San Jose has issued to the administrators [and presumably the one Abolex has seen] and the 'official' one that has yet to be listed on the BOE? Presumably the latter is the important one to be on!? Does the 30 day deadline start once the 'official' list has been published?

Keep smiling!

John R7 8

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04 Jun 2008 9:43 AM:

Hi All

I am in a right quandry and wonder if anyone can help, in respect of SADM/San Jose. We have no bank guarantee and our solicitor wants to charge us another 1200 euros [special price!] to proceed with a letter to ensure we are on the creditors list, [although it may be that this fee is for the complete process to recover funds in the event of liquidation - I have trouble deciphering his written English]. I am only interested in making sure we are on the creditors list at this stage cos we still 'WANT OUR HOUSE' if possible. My problem is whether to ditch my solicitor and join the group action via Antonio [at £225] or stick with him. Obviously Antonio will charge a much bigger fee if appointed to actually recover funds in the event of San Jose going into liquidation. Or am I missing something?  PS can anyone ive me the name and number of the best person to speak to at San Jose or is that pointless?

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29 May 2008 9:25 AM:

Hi All, 

This is my first post but my partner has posted before. We are plot R7 - 8.

Our solicitor has hinted that we cannot be 'privileged' creditors as the property has not been built yet - does anyone know if this is right? Also, how do we check if we are on the list of creditors - the link provided earlier didn't work for me. Or do we have to wait for 'the letter'?

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