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Shirley Adams Posted on Nov 17, 2017
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My husbands card is ready for renewal .as we think his has got parkinson he can not sign the form

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Call the company or the issuing bank and ask them. For security reasons I don't think I would post this question on the WWW. Or another option is to pay a lawyer good money to do just the same. His advice would probably do a "power of attorney" and give you the legal stance on his affairs.
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A builder gave me a quote for renovations to my house and we accepted the quote and paid him a month later his telling us he under quoted us and left the site

It all depends on what was in the contract you signed with him, or what was on the written quotation. If he just came and said, "it will cost you $10,500" and you paid him with no paperwork, you have no recourse. The only thing you can do is getting a building surveyor, and price the work and materials used, then use that against what you paid. Then go through small claims court. It is unlikely the builder will attend court, in which case you will win the case by default. The big problem is if you have no paperwork at all, just words.
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