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Can A Person No Longer Sell His Possessions To Who He Pleases?
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/// Corby I would have loved to have gone along and then shown him by birth cert and told him to stick his car where the sun doesn't shine!! ///
I don't think that he would have been particularly bothered that he couldn't do business with you, because you don't seem to be a very nice person at all.
/// Corby I would have loved to have gone along and then shown him by birth cert and told him to stick his car where the sun doesn't shine!! ///
I don't think that he would have been particularly bothered that he couldn't do business with you, because you don't seem to be a very nice person at all.
How would he determine whether the buyer is English?
As THECORBYLOON and Islay have pointed out, a birth certificate would have to be produced.
AOG - you asked 'Can a person no longer sell his possessions to who he pleases?'
The answer is 'yes he can'.
If four buyers contacted him and he sold his car to the English person, there is nothing that anyone can do about it.
As THECORBYLOON and Islay have pointed out, a birth certificate would have to be produced.
AOG - you asked 'Can a person no longer sell his possessions to who he pleases?'
The answer is 'yes he can'.
If four buyers contacted him and he sold his car to the English person, there is nothing that anyone can do about it.
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