john squire
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I bought a property at auction and discovered that the receivers/vendor solicitor had failed to collect rent from the tenants after the property went into receivership. In effect the the creditors lost 3000 euro in rent, and the tenants saved the same amount. Now it is accepted the tenants should pay rent (to receivers/vendor solicitor) between the dates the property goes into receivership and is sold to new owner, and said rent should be added to money recovered from the sale of the property and given to the creditors who in this case was the the mortgage holding bank.
I contacted the vendor solicitors concerning their failure to follow normal procedures and collect rent from tenants between the date the property went into receivership and the date the property was sold. In responce they claimed they relieved themselves from said responsibility by writing in special conditions that they were not responsible for collecting rent......are they allowed to relieve themselves of normal responsibilities by just writing a special condition of sale???
I contacted the vendor solicitors concerning their failure to follow normal procedures and collect rent from tenants between the date the property went into receivership and the date the property was sold. In responce they claimed they relieved themselves from said responsibility by writing in special conditions that they were not responsible for collecting rent......are they allowed to relieve themselves of normal responsibilities by just writing a special condition of sale???