bigmama
04-14-2011, 04:38 AM
from: Joseph Abiko <barrjabiko7778@gmail.com>
date: Tue, Apr 12, 2011
subject: Hello
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DROIT ET JUSTICE CHAMBRE TOGO
Adress; No. 4th Avenue de Damida Lome
B.P; 171, Lome Fax: (+228) 04662331.
Email : [barrjabiko7778@gmail.com]
I greeting to you, I am Barrister Joseph Abiko, A solicitor at law and personal attorney to late Eng. Mark Noos, a citizen of your country; he was my client for many years. He works with Cement Companies here in Togo, on the 12th June 2005, my client and his family was involve in a plane crash on their way traveling for holidays.
Therefore last week a mandate was issued to me by the bank were my late client made a fix deposit, the bank inform me to provide the relative of my late client before 21st working days or otherwise they will confiscate his fund as unclaimed inheritance hence he was deceased and his bank account was dormant
I have made several enquiries at your embassies to locate any of my client extended relatives, this has been proved unsuccessful. Therefore after several attempts to locate the relatives of my late client I decided to utilize this life time opportunity by contacting you to stand as his relative hence you bear the same last name with him, and repatriate his funds valued at US$6,859,000.00(Six Million Eight Hundred and Fifty Nine Thousand U.S Dollars) which he deposited with the bank here in Togo.
Meanwhile I contacted you on this issue to apply as the relative of the deceased and repatriate the inheritance fund, then on the conclusion of the inheritance claim, I suggested that our sharing ratio will be 50/50, but if you have any opinion concern the sharing ratio kindly indicate it on your response.
I expect your urgent response
My regards
Barrister Joseph Abiko,
Droit Et Justice Chambre Togo.
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date: Tue, Apr 12, 2011
subject: Hello
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DROIT ET JUSTICE CHAMBRE TOGO
Adress; No. 4th Avenue de Damida Lome
B.P; 171, Lome Fax: (+228) 04662331.
Email : [barrjabiko7778@gmail.com]
I greeting to you, I am Barrister Joseph Abiko, A solicitor at law and personal attorney to late Eng. Mark Noos, a citizen of your country; he was my client for many years. He works with Cement Companies here in Togo, on the 12th June 2005, my client and his family was involve in a plane crash on their way traveling for holidays.
Therefore last week a mandate was issued to me by the bank were my late client made a fix deposit, the bank inform me to provide the relative of my late client before 21st working days or otherwise they will confiscate his fund as unclaimed inheritance hence he was deceased and his bank account was dormant
I have made several enquiries at your embassies to locate any of my client extended relatives, this has been proved unsuccessful. Therefore after several attempts to locate the relatives of my late client I decided to utilize this life time opportunity by contacting you to stand as his relative hence you bear the same last name with him, and repatriate his funds valued at US$6,859,000.00(Six Million Eight Hundred and Fifty Nine Thousand U.S Dollars) which he deposited with the bank here in Togo.
Meanwhile I contacted you on this issue to apply as the relative of the deceased and repatriate the inheritance fund, then on the conclusion of the inheritance claim, I suggested that our sharing ratio will be 50/50, but if you have any opinion concern the sharing ratio kindly indicate it on your response.
I expect your urgent response
My regards
Barrister Joseph Abiko,
Droit Et Justice Chambre Togo.
Received: by 10.223.30.197