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BN66 - Round 2 (Court of Appeal)
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostFor anyone going through divorce, Montpelier have a letter to pass on to the solicitor which explains everything.
Big commiserations, BCB.Comment
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Originally posted by Morlock View PostBlimey. Impressed. Montpelier have gone up in my estimation.Comment
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Super Injunction
Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostSadly this has come up quite a lot over the past couple of years, hence the pre-prepared letter.
I'd appreciate it, if this fact was not broadcast on Twitter !
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way out there
I had a really crazy thought last night. Is there any chance that the COA could sit on this indefinitely? Are there any time limits on them delivering a verdict?
Reason I ask is them sitting on it indefinitely would be a nice easy way of not making a call either way, it suits the government if the decision is swaying in our favour and stops them having to let off a load of tax evading scumbags like us and also saves HMRC humiliation.
The flipside being they already decided long ago against us, but are in cahoots with HMRC to let the interest ramp up for as long as possible by delaying judgement.Comment
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The court has to reach a judgment.
However, it is not completely unheard of in exceptional cases for decisions to take more than a year.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe court has to reach a judgment.
However, it is not completely unheard of in exceptional cases for decisions to take more than a year.Comment
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Originally posted by smalldog View Postbut within what time frame, 1, 10, 50, 100 years?
The latest stats I could find are for 2008. Out of approx 1300 appeals disposed of in that year, 35 (3%) took more than 9 months.
See Graph 5, page 34.
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/c..._year_2008.pdfComment
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Originally posted by smalldog View PostI had a really crazy thought last night. Is there any chance that the COA could sit on this indefinitely? Are there any time limits on them delivering a verdict?
Reason I ask is them sitting on it indefinitely would be a nice easy way of not making a call either way, it suits the government if the decision is swaying in our favour and stops them having to let off a load of tax evading scumbags like us and also saves HMRC humiliation.
The flipside being they already decided long ago against us, but are in cahoots with HMRC to let the interest ramp up for as long as possible by delaying judgement.MUTS likes it HotComment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe court has to reach a judgment.
However, it is not completely unheard of in exceptional cases for decisions to take more than a year.
http://www.taxbar.com/Image_Rights_a...010_PW.pdf.pdf
Maybe they're trying to come up with a way of making something similar, albeit on a longer timeframe, work for us! I doubt it though . . . . .Comment
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