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BN66 - Round 2 (Court of Appeal)
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It is now 8 months since the hearing.
I have a feeling that we're not going to get a decision this month, which means we'll have to wait until Autumn/Winter because the courts are in recess throughout August and September.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIt is now 8 months since the hearing.
I have a feeling that we're not going to get a decision this month, which means we'll have to wait until Autumn/Winter because the courts are in recess throughout August and September.
Three senior judges won't come cheap, I guess the legal costs are escalating?Comment
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Originally posted by Retro View PostThree senior judges won't come cheap, I guess the legal costs are escalating?Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe courts charge a fixed fee so it doesn't matter how long it takes. Judges salaries are paid by the State.Comment
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costly litigation
wasn't one of the feeble excuses nu lab gave for bn66 (seems such a long time ago now) was that it would "reduce the chance of costly litigation"
3 and a bit years later.....Comment
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Originally posted by bollox View Postwasn't one of the feeble excuses nu lab gave for bn66 (seems such a long time ago now) was that it would "reduce the chance of costly litigation"
3 and a bit years later.....
If this ends up in the Supreme Court then we're probably looking at least another 18 months.
What a joke.Comment
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Gaines-Cooper vs HMRC
I've just been informed that the Seychelles guy's case is up before the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Background:
The Supreme Court - Case details
The SC normally hand down judgments within 3 months.
I bet he gets a decision before us.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIt is now 8 months since the hearing.
I have a feeling that we're not going to get a decision this month, which means we'll have to wait until Autumn/Winter because the courts are in recess throughout August and September.
On further reflection it doesn't surprise me, at a time when HMG is telling every public worker to take an "adjustment" to their pension whilst hoping no-one notices that those same proposed rules would not apply to their hypocritical selves.
We must now be one of the most compliant, idiot, sheep-like populations in Europe. Mustn't make a fuss, eh? There's tea and cake to be made, and lots of pointless ranting to do at the computer screen.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIt is now 8 months since the hearing.
I have a feeling that we're not going to get a decision this month, which means we'll have to wait until Autumn/Winter because the courts are in recess throughout August and September.Comment
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