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Subject: Re: Just signed for a studio

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Paul

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Date Posted: 07:30:09 07/16/02 Tue
In reply to: JC 's message, "Re: Just signed for a studio" on 07:12:04 07/16/02 Tue

I paid 1495 pounds with a deposit of 495 pounds. I've written up a letter of cancelation and am going to hire a lawyer today or tommorrow. I don't know what sort of legal rights I have. My wife and I were on our honeymoon from Canada. This put a serious damper on an otherwise great vacation.

Thanks for providing a forum for discussion on the CPO.

Paul

>>Please tell me there is benefits to this. I feel like
>>a fool paying for a studio in blue time. I think that
>>I just passed the deadline. I bought a 5 year lease
>>with the option to quit at anytime or so they told me.
>> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>To be honest Paul thats a new one to me a- 5 year
>lease. I would check out the links to other sites etc
>they may have other information.
>
>Just out of interest are you willing to share how much
>you paid for the lease?Roughly
>
>The option to quit at anytime?hmm soundslike a spiel
>to me. have a read through your contract, contact your
>local CAB see what they say. i dont think i can help
>anymore at this moment.

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