Lisbeth has been having meetings with her lawyer, to discuss other meetings with other lawyers, in the hope that they can sort out a problem that she has with her droit de passage. (Her neighbours won’t allow her to park her car on her own land because she has to cross a small bit of their land.) It’s a long story (literally, as it’s now been going on for five years!) Anyway, the D de P is only tangential to what I want to say about Suispont. I mention it only to give some context. (She does have all the legal documents, by the way, that give her permission to cross their land.)
So - to help her understand the legal aspects of the problem, a very kind friend always comes with her to the various meetings. This friend is English but speaks French fluently. OK, with me so far? Good.
After the last visit to her lawyer (last Wednesday, I think it was) her friend mentioned in an e-mail that everything was fine “here, in Suispont”, and Lisbeth should “work it out”
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So - to help her understand the legal aspects of the problem, a very kind friend always comes with her to the various meetings. This friend is English but speaks French fluently. OK, with me so far? Good.
After the last visit to her lawyer (last Wednesday, I think it was) her friend mentioned in an e-mail that everything was fine “here, in Suispont”, and Lisbeth should “work it out”
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