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Like to second your comment Amy!
Sep 22 •
Mondays meeting
A great meeting last night guys Thank you so much.great we are moving on and a subject close to my grain... Not oats or barley freedom... However that a word needs studying as NOTHING IS FREE.. Takes a huge amount of work.. I will get a bundle on this subject we can study more next week. I will upload one ❤️ Video below a briefing from the master Thank you again all https://youtu.be/0dEmzX9OWvA?is=pC1RfgVfRrluQ7lx
2 likes • Sep 30
Found this interesting if nothing else! You are entirely correct. The odelsrett (Allodial Right) remains a powerful and active legal pillar in modern Norway, protected by Section 117 of the Norwegian Constitution. While many medieval property laws across Europe were abolished centuries ago, Norway deliberately chose to preserve this ancient right to keep agricultural land within the family bloodline. How Odelsrett Works Today - The Core Right: If a qualified family property (odelsjord) is sold to someone outside the family, or to a family member with a lower priority rank, individuals with odelsrett can legally demand to buy the property back. - The Priority Ranking: The right generally descends through the family line. The oldest child of the current owner holds the highest priority, followed by their children, and then younger siblings. - Modern Restrictions: To keep the law practical in the 21st century, Norway has updated the rules. Today, the property must feature at least 25 decares (approx. 6.2 acres) of arable land or 500 decares of forestry to qualify. The law ensures that Norway’s family-owned farming traditions remain unbroken, preventing corporations or wealthy outsiders from easily buying up historic agricultural communities. If you are interested, we can explore: - The strict deadlines a family member must meet to claim the land back. - How the purchase price is legally calculated during a buy-back dispute. - How the law was modernized to give equal rights to women.
Sep 22 •
💷 CITIZENS ADVICE — ARE YOU ASKING THEM TO LOOK FOR THE MONEY?
A VERY SERIOUS ISSUE I hope the following can support those who are in need of support, sometimes we just need a break from the fear to continue our process... This is what they do NOT tell you... I got this from someone who is a manager at 💷 CITIZENS ADVICE Just thought i should share ... ❤️ 💷 CITIZENS ADVICE — ARE YOU ASKING THEM TO LOOK FOR THE MONEY? Most people go to Citizens Advice because they're in debt and say: “Can you help me sort my debts out?” Fair enough. But here's the FINDOUTOLOGY question: 🔎 Have you asked them to look for the money and support available to you BEFORE you agree how you're going to repay everybody? Because there can be a whole landscape of support that people simply don't know exists. We're talking about things such as: 💷 Charitable grants 🏠 Rent and housing hardship assistance ⚡ Energy hardship funds and debt-support schemes 💧 Water affordability and debt-reduction schemes 🏛️ Council Tax hardship/discretionary assistance 👶 Grants specifically for children and families 🛏️ Help with beds, furniture, white goods and household essentials 👕 Clothing and school essentials 📱 Social tariffs for phone/broadband 🧑🔧 Occupational benevolent funds based on jobs you've done — including previous jobs 📍 Local and geographical charitable trusts 🩺 Funds connected to particular health circumstances 🆘 Local crisis/emergency assistance 🧾 Full benefit-entitlement checks 🛡️ Debt protections such as Breathing Space where appropriate And then there are the big grant-search gateways. 🔍 TURN2US Turn2us has a Grants Search covering 1,700+ grant-giving organisations. Even more interestingly, Turn2us provides an adviser version of its Grants Search with access to additional grant information beyond the public version. YES 1,700+ grant-giving organisations. So if you're sitting with an adviser, don't necessarily stop at: “Can you check if there are any grants?” Ask: “Can we run the full professional grants search using ALL of my circumstances?” Because eligibility can potentially come from something you would never have thought relevant:
1 like • Sep 25
Wow! "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you"
1 like • Aug 24
Spoilt for choice,too many suggestions! However, I thought last weeks went very well. One bug for me is getting any acknowledgement(s) from DWP!
Aug 14 •
Appolgiese
I am so sorry, my cat is passing away 16 years we have been blessed, my head is all over the shop. Appolgiese too all
1 like • Aug 15
When our pet passes we are left with Paw prints on our Hearts X
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