Hi, my name is PollyPick! Problem with property company. Was refused permission for a stairlift

PollyPick

I'm in a bit of a dilemma with my back against the wall - a Property Company is trying to buy me and my son off as well as add a gag order so that I cannot say what they are about - it's not about the money they offer (it isn't much anyway to bother with) BUT its the principle of it - my legal team are now reluctant to go on because of this so called 'offer' - if they go to Legal Aid and state a settlement has been offered they can walk away leaving me with a big fat bill that belongs to the Property Company - Now if I can only download the shortened version of my tale you'd perhaps see where I am coming from :_ There both pages are for all to see and read and spread the word to be careful

Community_Scope

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PollyPick

Hi Woodbine, Our MP - big laugh he's in trouble with the House he's been a naughty boy! so he's no longer in the public eye as for the rest no one knows who they are?  but I did post a short outline of my dilemma, the Property Company's accusation was that they said my son was not a genuine disabled person who did not need a stairlift, my son is genuine, more genuine than some I've seen abusing the Blue Badge Scheme and I was able to prove it by going back to his birth years

Tori_Scope

Hi @pollypick I'm sorry that you and your son have had so much trouble with your housing situation. 

Was this a council owned property? 

poppy123456

PollyPick said:

my son is genuine, more genuine than some I've seen abusing the Blue Badge Scheme

I'm sorry but how can you possibly know that? Invisible conditions do exist. You don't need a physical condition to be entitled to a blue badge. Those with visual impairments and even mental health can be entitled to a blue badge.

PollyPick

Hi Poppy123456 Next time you are in a car park just stand a look very closely at the disabled spot and wonder to yourself what the design actually means - Although I am I wouldn't find any justification in obtaining a BB knowing I am able to take advantage of the ability to walk any distance which my son would love to be able to do; those who can walk should not 'feign' an 'invisible' disability just to get parked nearer the shops-such people should go through the testing and doctors my son had to when he was a youngster, it was hell for him but at least it proved he was genuine!

PollyPick

Hello Tori
The councils no longer own property, they only advertise properties for Housing/Property Associations; I felt quite sick at the level of hostility we have faced over a stairlift.

poppy123456

PollyPick said:

those who can walk should not 'feign' an 'invisible' disability just to get parked nearer the shops-

That's quite shocking in my opinion. My pet hate is someone that passes judgement on others.

You mention your son in your thread and that he has a disability, someone accused him of not having a disability. Imagine what someone else would think when you pass judgement on them. Just because a person can walk, this doesn't mean they do not have a disability.