British Expats - In To-day's Newspapers

Mr Joesph peirera ake Mackie I purchased my apartment from him, yes i have my deeds but still waitimg for the electric to be put in my name after 9 years,to be honest i dont know if the 2nd and 3rd floor of the building is legal, well it dosent exsist in the panchyet office, so im hoping we are legal on the 1st floor as we pay house tax.
He takes from everyone and is a slippery b......d

poppetjay

Jan 30th 2010 1:38 am

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forgot to name his company "Richfield construction"

a_f_d

Jan 30th 2010 4:35 am

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putting the electricity in your name is up to you.

Goacrazy56

Jan 30th 2010 6:39 am

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Originally Posted by a_f_d (Post 8296298)

putting the electricity in your name is up to you.

I agree if you can get an NOC from your builder to do so.No NOC no electricity in your name
GC;) I would settle for my deeds at present then deal with the electricity later living in hope:thumbsup:

Goacrazy56

Jan 30th 2010 6:45 am

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Originally Posted by poppetjay (Post 8295447)

Once again British people living and working in Goa are in the limelight in the herald letters today, and they and their estiblishments have been named, if the newspaper can print their names why cant we start naming and shaming the advocates and builders that have duped us, i feel this letter ( which is similair to one printed few weeks ago) is a fake to try and discredit us again.
I can only speak for the people i know that have been named but they are legal and have fought hard for their buisness visas.:eek:

Just read the letter in the Herald,it is shameful that these people have been named openly like this in the paper,they are bound to get a visit now from the authorities and harassed
I would'nt believe a word of this to be honest
GC:rolleyes:

wheatsheaf

Jan 30th 2010 6:54 am

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Originally Posted by poppetjay (Post 8295447)

Just read the letter. Once again it illustrates that we must begin to recognise what is, who are "Goa centric". The letter writer is from out of state, with a perspective that is based on alien to Goa knowledge.

Once again, an on the ground UK/Brit club, that is identified with Goa, will be helpful.

As for naming and shaming lawyers!!!!!. They are litigious people by nature let alone by profession.

Goacrazy56

Jan 30th 2010 7:05 am

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Once again, an on the ground UK/Brit club, that is identified with Goa, will be helpful.

The more I think about this the more I think it would be a very sensible idea.It would certainly help to build the reationships with Goans and FNs which i am sad to say are dwindling,the more pressure they put us under and of course letters like this in the new papers don't help
GC;)

poppetjay

Jan 30th 2010 1:51 pm

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Originally Posted by a_f_d (Post 8296298)

putting the electricity in your name is up to you.

NO NOC end of story just a letter saying if im not happy he'll buy the property back at his original price before renovations !!! still got the letter on file

noni	Jan 30th 2010 2:26 pm

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[QUOTE=poppetjay;8297207]NO NOC end of story just a letter saying if im not happy he'll buy the property back at his original price before renovations !!! still got the letter on file[/QUOT

America warning it's people not to travel anywhere in India - due to possible terrorist attacks!

Goacrazy56

Jan 30th 2010 7:34 pm

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Originally Posted by poppetjay (Post 8297207)

NO NOC end of story just a letter saying if im not happy he'll buy the property back at his original price before renovations !!! still got the letter on file

You must have a great builder
GC:thumbup:

johnny five

Jan 30th 2010 7:49 pm

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http://oheraldo.in/news/Local%20News...ore/32887.html

Surge in demand for low-grade iron ore?

All we need now is a surge in demand for low-grade tourism, low-grade hotels, low-grade restaurants and low-grade service................Goa will soon be back on its feet!

Goacrazy56

Jan 30th 2010 8:06 pm

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Originally Posted by johnny five (Post 8297684)

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
GC;) Milwart still has his sense of humor I see

noni	Jan 30th 2010 10:25 pm

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Originally Posted by Goacrazy56 (Post 8297728)

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
GC;) Milwart still has his sense of humor I see

Slowly, slowly, he is coming back - where is the honey Milwart :rofl:

Goacrazy56

Jan 31st 2010 12:11 am

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Originally Posted by noni (Post 8298047)

Slowly, slowly, he is coming back - where is the honey Milwart :rofl:

I wish he would hurry up i really need a bit of humor in my stressful working life at the moment.
Miwart was my tonic when I legged on at luch time to read.It set me up for round two of the afternoon toil

GC ;) Milwart love you hun!! miss ya!!:wub::kiss: