**termination with no notice - breach of contract**court case *help needed*

[KittyCat]

What point are you trying to make with this statement?

That it made no difference to my career - rate went up & now work in an environment that does investigate / prosecute malpractice seems the majority here think I'm just an agreived contractor that stepped in, got burnt, stepped out - I can assure you that is not the case, I run my business on a business level - any contract I engage I expect it to be at that level

[NervousRexx]

I'm v. serious about this & dont want a feak show - no matter how many hundreds of years of experience in contracting - our law is based on case law - unethical practices result in laws being made - i.e. we know when something is wrong & we then try to stop it happening again .. on a more pressing note - the agency have submitted NO WITNESS STATEMENTS - I've asked again even tho the deadline for the disclosure list has passed.. surely if there are no witnesses I can apply that they have no defence? they stated in court there would be statements from 'one of the big 5 retailers' but nothing & nothing either from the recruitment consultant! should I apply for summary judgement?

Well, good luck I guess. It wouldn't be a freak show; I'd sit in the public gallery and not say a single word to anyone.

Just a final point - what has happened to you maybe totally outrageous but that doesn't necessarily make it illegal.

[NervousRexx]

That it made no difference to my career - rate went up & now work in an environment that does investigate / prosecute malpractice seems the majority here think I'm just an agreived contractor that stepped in, got burnt, stepped out - I can assure you that is not the case, I run my business on a business level - any contract I engage I expect it to be at that level

Well, seriously, good for you.
I'm being honest and I couldn't handle the stress of judges in wigs etc.

[malvolio]

That it made no difference to my career - rate went up & now work in an environment that does investigate / prosecute malpractice seems the majority here think I'm just an agreived contractor that stepped in, got burnt, stepped out - I can assure you that is not the case, I run my business on a business level - any contract I engage I expect it to be at that level

A business that by your earlier admission has no money in it and no assets. Right...

Gets better and better, doesn't it.

[KittyCat]

A business that by your earlier admission has no money in it and no assets. Right...

Gets better and better, doesn't it.

I said WILL have no money - cos I'll take the whole lot out before! read!!! duh

[NervousRexx]

I said WILL have no money - cos I'll take the whole lot out before! read!!! duh

Is that legal?

Where will you move it to?

[KittyCat]

[QUOTE=NervousRexx;1426223]Is that legal?

Where will you move it
ha ha - yes - it will be moved to the KittyCat shopping & holiday fund

[NervousRexx]

Well, this is becoming a bit surreal and making me a bit n-n-n-n-nervous. Time for some fresh air.
All the best with your case.

[malvolio]

So let's get this straight. In the interests of pursuing a case for damages on the basis that you have been treated unfairly, ILLEGALLY (your empahsis) and fraudulently, you intend asset stripping your company and concealing the resultant personal income so that if you lose the case the defendants will have no comeback against you for their losses. Whereas if you win - which given the random nature of our legal system is still a faint possibility - you will be claiming money for work that was never done, plus damages, plus the costs of taking this vexatious action to court.

Given that you also claim that you now work in an environment that does investigate / prosecute malpractice ", can you not see why some among are unclear as to either your motives or your credibility.

Still, serial litigant. Interesting career choice; given your approach it's also low risk and profitable. But ever thought of getting a real job as a route to earning a living?



*Wild guess. They don't follow ambulances around as well, do they?

[cojak]

...recruitment consultant! should I apply for summary judgement?

You're asking us?!?

Do what you think is best, KittyCat (you will anyway, whatever we say... )