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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAh bollocks... So it looks like my Vega isn't going to appear and I better get a small claims application started pronto? I'd guess this has opened the flood gates for a lot of claims?
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Ah bollocks... So it looks like my Vega isn't going to appear and I better get a small claims application started pronto? I'd guess this has opened the flood gates for a lot of claims?
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Crowd funding small print....
From the Register
But this bit made me chuckle:
Dr David Levy, chairman of RCL, failed to attend the hearing. In an amended witness statement served the night before the hearing he claimed that he was too scared to attend because he was worried about "having his cock chopped off" by "trolls" whom he said had been urged to meet "outside the court in Luton tomorrow". No such gathering took place. Levy also sent Morton £155 the night before the hearing in a last-ditch effort to stave off proceedings, something the judge described as "not appropriate".
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