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I agree with you. This has happened many times to me, and I couldn't care less about it being against the law to open other people's post, I wanted it sorted out! Both employees and self-employed workers will pay less in National Insurance from next year, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced in today's Autumn Statement. Royal mail will hold onto the parcel and return it to sender after the retention period. Is it Illegal to Throw Away Someone’s Mail? They say a man’s home is his castle, but in some cases there are profound differences. Windsor House in North London is not to be confused with the Queen’s cosy home. While while the Castle is the largest occupied palace in the world (with around 1000 rooms), Windsor House is part of a rundown post-war council estate so gloomy that it was chosen to double for the Kraków Ghetto in Schindler’s List. Yet it encapsulates the utter ludicrousness of the housing crisis and says more about the current state of the nation than any royal residence could. Today, I opened my mail and, in error, opened yet another letter to the same people, this time from BR collections, advising that they were in arrears and promising dire consequences. There was a 2nd one as well that I didn't open, but I assume was for the Electricity supply

A prudent claimant should assume that lapse of time, or a failure to respond to correspondence, gives rise to a risk that the defendant has moved. In 1980 when the Right to Buy scheme was introduced, 42 per cent of the population lived in council housing. By 1996, 30 per cent of tenants had bought their homes, transferring 2.2 million homes into private ownership. In 2016, 40 per cent of ex-council houses were being rented by private landlords. Less than eight per cent of the population now live in social housing while over one million people are on council waiting lists. Each time I called the company explaining that the person didn't live here. Once they asked for proof, which I provided (photocopy of tenancy agreement), even though I wasn't required by law to do, just to put my own mind at rest. I will make the goods available for you to collect at your expense in the next 14 days, but after this time I will treat the goods as my own. It’s sort of a stalker comedy,” Biscuit says. “Against the uplifting context of the housing crisis,” Mothersole concludes.The returned-to-sender feature allows senders to recover or retrieve their postal mail if the recipients rejected the items or were unavailable. Pop it in the post box or hand it over to the staff at the nearest Post Office and let Royal Mail return it to the sender. If the parcel isn’t intended for you then you don’t need to do anything; Royal Mail advises you to simply ignore the card and they (or the courier company) will automatically return the parcel to the sender after the retention period has expired. Can’t I just throw the letter in the bin if it isn’t for me? After looking at the letter I find that it's a demand for child support for three children, a rather large demand too. Try taking the card to the Post Office within the specified timeframe to prevent the Royal Mail returned-to-sender process! You may need to sign for the item, so carry a valid ID.

PLEADINGS ARE INTENDED TO IDENTIFY THE ISSUES, NOT OBSCURE THEM”: COMMENTS ON STATEMENTS OF CASE: THEY SHOULD PROVIDE LIGHT NOT DARKNESSis invalid or missing, the mail piece may be returned. Sometimes secondary information is necessary for This generally happens because of human error on the part of the sender, or because that person lived there so long ago that you have never heard of them before. Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole have lived in “an absolute death trap” of a flat in Windsor House for a couple of years. The two are among tens of thousands desperately trying to cling onto affordable accommodation in the capital.