Hi
need some advice on the following please.
I bought a mobile holiday home in Bournemouth in 2003 the home had 5 years left on site (12 years old and over and you need to remove them), I was aware My contract expired in August 2008 (I have the signed copy of the contract). However the mobile park did not contact me at the end of the tenure to remove the mobile home, so I contacted them in sept 2008 via email, asking what I need to do next as my contract has expired and I wish to sell my mobile home and remove it from the park. The emails were ignored, so I phoned them, they told me that they only deal with written letters, so I wrote to them, whilst I was awaiting a reply the park sent me an invoice for the ground rent from October 2008 - March 2009 of £1700. Assuming there had been some mistake I sent another letter stating again I have no contract with the Holiday Park, and purely require the Valuation of my caravan so I can sell it.
They then chose to ignore all and every detail of my letter and continue to harrass me for the £1700 ground rent, they have now seized the caravan and have now upped the amount owing to £3700, and inform me the caravan will be sold at the end of June. Unless I pay the amount owing (now £3700) to release it. Any amounts outstanding after the sale will be claimed via legal action.
Help and or advice please.
TIA
Kevin
need some advice on the following please.
I bought a mobile holiday home in Bournemouth in 2003 the home had 5 years left on site (12 years old and over and you need to remove them), I was aware My contract expired in August 2008 (I have the signed copy of the contract). However the mobile park did not contact me at the end of the tenure to remove the mobile home, so I contacted them in sept 2008 via email, asking what I need to do next as my contract has expired and I wish to sell my mobile home and remove it from the park. The emails were ignored, so I phoned them, they told me that they only deal with written letters, so I wrote to them, whilst I was awaiting a reply the park sent me an invoice for the ground rent from October 2008 - March 2009 of £1700. Assuming there had been some mistake I sent another letter stating again I have no contract with the Holiday Park, and purely require the Valuation of my caravan so I can sell it.
They then chose to ignore all and every detail of my letter and continue to harrass me for the £1700 ground rent, they have now seized the caravan and have now upped the amount owing to £3700, and inform me the caravan will be sold at the end of June. Unless I pay the amount owing (now £3700) to release it. Any amounts outstanding after the sale will be claimed via legal action.
Help and or advice please.
TIA
Kevin