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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A High Court hearing ruled Willmett was at fault in the matter and should pay the two housing associations £1.35 million.
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The charge was not removed but former Willmett partner Jonathan Gilbert transferred the sale proceeds to Elegant Homes (Guernsey) Ltd without the bank's knowledge or consent.
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Willmett Solicitors believed to be in administration
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Since making the transaction Mr Gilbert resigned and Willmett have been unable to contact him.
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Willmett, which has other offices in Windsor and Maidenhead, was ordered to pay £1.35 million by the courts after it failed to comply with undertakings in a commercial property transaction - believed to be the reason the firm has gone under.
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However, this did not take place and former Willmett partner Jonathan Gilbert transferred the sale proceeds to Elegant Homes (Guernsey) Ltd without the Bank of Scotland ever knowing about or consenting to the sale.
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"Until you ring up [Willmett] and hear the answer message you wouldn't know."
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Mrs Melvin contacted her insurance company for an update but all they received was an answerphone message from Willmett informing them it had stopped trading.
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£975,000 with Willmett giving undertakings it would secure the release of the relevant charge.
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