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Date Posted: 4/04/10 4:49:24pm
Author: anon
Subject: Re: personal responsibility
In reply to: Peter Eveleigh 's message, "Re: personal responsibility" on 4/04/10 4:45:39pm

were you ever a member of the community trust, Peter?

>>Actually the constitution states that only when the
>>Jesus Fellowship community trust is dissolved will
>>its' current members recieve an equal division of
>>monies and assets. If you chose to cease to become a
>>member of the trust, you forfeit your cut.
>
>I didn't know that
>
>
>>
>>I knew that when I became a member and accepted it
>>when I left. I wouldn't sign up for a mortgage and
>>then complain that I had to pay interest on the
>>loan!!! and if I didn't keep up the mortgage
>>repayments, would it be unfair of the financier to
>>repossess their property?
>
>Fair point. But when you have kept up your payments
>and want to sell a house, the bank takes its share and
>you keep the equity.
>
>I don't think most leavers get an equitable share
>-proportionate to what they paid into the "mortgage"

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Re: personal responsibility -- Peter Eveleigh, 4/04/10 5:01:16pm
- Re: personal responsibility -- anon, 4/04/10 5:29:33pm

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>were you ever a member of the community trust, Peter? > >>>Actually the constitution states that only when the >>>Jesus Fellowship community trust is dissolved will >>>its' current members recieve an equal division of >>>monies and assets. If you chose to cease to become a >>>member of the trust, you forfeit your cut. >> >>I didn't know that >> >> >>> >>>I knew that when I became a member and accepted it >>>when I left. I wouldn't sign up for a mortgage and >>>then complain that I had to pay interest on the >>>loan!!! and if I didn't keep up the mortgage >>>repayments, would it be unfair of the financier to >>>repossess their property? >> >>Fair point. But when you have kept up your payments >>and want to sell a house, the bank takes its share and >>you keep the equity. >> >>I don't think most leavers get an equitable share >>-proportionate to what they paid into the "mortgage"
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