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BrilloPad replied

18 July 2009, 17:23
Originally posted by scooby View Post

Insurance is sorted! Good PCG!
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Tingles replied

18 July 2009, 17:11
Originally posted by Bunk View Post

And are breaking the law

That's me.... livin' on the edge!

T
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Bunk replied

18 July 2009, 08:06
Originally posted by Tingles View Post

As I don't vote and don't like credit - I'm not on the electoral register... and therefore not in the jury lottery.

T

And are breaking the law
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Tingles replied

18 July 2009, 06:58
As I don't vote and don't like credit - I'm not on the electoral register... and therefore not in the jury lottery.

T
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Gonzo replied

17 July 2009, 01:17
Originally posted by scooby View Post

Insurance is sorted! Good PCG!

For the claim to the court I just wrote a letter on my company headed paper, signed by myself. The court was happy with that although the admin person's jaw did hit the floor when she read it.

With a concerned look on her face she said "You do realise that the maximum we can pay is £56 per day?"
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scooby replied

16 July 2009, 15:39
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Yes, that will do IIRC or you can get a letter from your accountant.

You only get £60-odd a day so your insurance will cover some of the rest...

Insurance is sorted! Good PCG!
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Moscow Mule replied

16 July 2009, 13:18
Originally posted by scooby View Post

how does one go about proving loss of earnings? do i take a copy of my contract and use that as my daily loss?

Yes, that will do IIRC or you can get a letter from your accountant.

You only get £60-odd a day so your insurance will cover some of the rest...
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scooby started a topic Jury Duty - Proving loss of earnings

16 July 2009, 13:12
Jury Duty - Proving loss of earnings

how does one go about proving loss of earnings? do i take a copy of my contract and use that as my daily loss?
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