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coasttocoast
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11 Jul 12 #342632 by coasttocoast

Topic started by coasttocoast

First appointmenet coming up, ex lives in FMH and has refused to allow me access to obtain property valuations. The valuations she is presenting are 9 months old. Would the court view these valuations as acceptable or should i request on my form E questionaire that she provide more up to date values?

Thank you

cookie2
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11 Jul 12 #342635 by cookie2

Reply from cookie2

What kind of price difference are we talking about here? And would a higher or lower price benefit you?

revenge
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11 Jul 12 #342639 by revenge

Reply from revenge

I had 3 valuations done on MH a year ago, and had them redone a month ago and they are the same, so to be fair I don''t think prices have changed .

coasttocoast
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11 Jul 12 #342640 by coasttocoast

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Not much difference i imagine at all. Just wondered if a judge would query the date of the valuation. Would like matters resolved sooner rather than later and am trying to avoid any further delays. Valuation is not straitforward in the first instance as house has structual problems that are set to be resolved via a already agreed insurance claim.

cookie2
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12 Jul 12 #342704 by cookie2

Reply from cookie2

If you agree that the valuation is still a n accurate figure then the judge would have no reason to doubt it. The important fact here is agreement. If you want to contest the price and say that it should be lower (or higher) then it would become an issue. But if you agree the valuation is roughly correct then there''s no reason to make waves.

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