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French Property Exhibition at Wetherby Racecourse

Lindsay Kinnealy
lindsay.kinnealy@pannone.co.uk

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Date:

08/05/2012

Bonjour!

We will be exhibiting at the French Property Exhibition at Wetherby Racecourse on 11th-12th May (10am-5pm).

Wetherby Race Course
York Road,
Wetherby
Leeds,
LS22 5EJ

So if you're in the area and have any legal issues you'd like to discuss in relation to French property (buying, selling, inheritance law or tax  queries etc.),  we would be delighted to see you.

Please visit us on stand 41.

For more information or to register for FREE tickets visit our website pannone.com.

A bientôt!

Lindsay & Katie

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