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"Dear Mr. Abbasi,
Thank you for all your emails which I have read. My difficulty with them
is that there does not seem to be anywhere a signed agreement re the
purchase. In English Law, such documents need to be signed, for example,
the fact that I instruct a solicitor to make a Will for myself, does not
constitute a Will. It has to be signed and witnessed to be lawful;
similarly in such a situation as you find yourself, there needs to be a contract signed by both parties and that is what I have not seen.
As a result, I very much regret I am not able to take this any further.
Best wishes,
Hilda Gaddu"
This is the case she was referring to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-
What a surprise. Councillor Gaddu's response (above) was talking about a legal system that has nothing to do with UK because we know very well that even a verbal agreement is an agreement, let alone plethora of written documents.