IKONOWICZ: On-call notes

She trusted her nephew and asked him to sale her flat and buy another 1 on her behalf, in a little noisy area of Warsaw. His nephew sold the apartment, but not only did he not buy another one, but he did not give her a penny. She lived with him during the transaction. erstwhile he sold her flat for over half a million dollars, his aunt started to bother him. At 1 point he started saying that the old woman ate besides much – then she moved out.

When I called him, he boldly replied that I would be contacted by his law firm. It made me a small nervous, and I explained to him that he would be liable for taking possession of valuable property. And since he's not poor, he's going to pay back. We'll make certain of that.

Richard had lived on plots for fourteen years, due to the fact that after his household home in Zielonka was burned, the municipality did not give him any help. They offered a cell without water, without sewers, without anything but a fungus. Now he has been staying in an flat for a year, which he received as part of the “First apartment” program in Warsaw. In a fewer months, however, he will gotta leave and return to the street. It is listed on the list of people waiting for an flat in the Targówek district, but this 1 has almost no housing. However, there is hope that Midtown will help. We're going to the territory office. Downtown supports neighborhoods with insufficient resources, providing municipal housing. I hope that this will bring to an end the Greener's troublemaker's walk.

At the end of the shift, Mr. Caesars appeared at the Chancellery. Short sharpened soldier serving in the Honorary Company of the Polish Army. He has a good salary, but half, 2900 PLN, takes distant his bailiff. His parent indebted a municipal facility in Warsaw Prague, and as shortly as Caesars reached adulthood, he was burdened with debt. You can't take back your mom due to the fact that she has no income, so the burden fell on Caesar. In order to escape excessive densities in the social establishment, which they received after eviction erstwhile he was inactive underage, they rented from their fiancée an flat on the free market. Now they've stopped dealing with payments. There is, however, a way out. We will go to the territory board and ask for a settlement on the payment of the instalment debt of PLN 23,000. If the installments were half the size of what the bailiff is pulling, they should close the budget again.