Tell them that if they insist on going to court, you'll add an extra zero to the value of the photos you didn't back up. That'll learn em.
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Tell them it's got pictures of MF's missus naked on it and they may pay it uncontested.Originally posted by DeludedKitten View PostTell them that if they insist on going to court, you'll add an extra zero to the value of the photos you didn't back up. That'll learn em.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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In case you hadn't already grasped the fact, you're buggered. If you sue anyone, you might as well set fire to your house (although if you have a very large bank balance, it might just be cheaper to sue). You have just learned a very valuable lesson though. Put everything you don't want to lose on some sort of backup device. A memory card will do, or if you want to be a cheapskate, email it to yourself on a gmail account. Still, you're a numpty, get over it and stop being an even bigger numpty.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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I never thought i'd see the day, but hear, hearOriginally posted by Mordac View PostIn case you hadn't already grasped the fact, you're buggered. If you sue anyone, you might as well set fire to your house (although if you have a very large bank balance, it might just be cheaper to sue). You have just learned a very valuable lesson though. Put everything you don't want to lose on some sort of backup device. A memory card will do, or if you want to be a cheapskate, email it to yourself on a gmail account. Still, you're a numpty, get over it and stop being an even bigger numpty.
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Can't you get the family to recreate the videos? Or just wait until December?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Just to clarify on this one point, costs (beyond those fixed by the courts) are very rarely awarded for either party in a small claim. However a court may decide to award one party costs if the court believes the other party has behaved unreasonably.Originally posted by Sam170582 View PostThey have told me if I proceed they will seek to claim their legal costs from me. How likely is it I will have to pay their legal costs if I lose and have I got a case I can win?
Refusing to accept a sensible offer or claiming an excessive sum in alleged damages could both potentially fall foul of this requirement.Comment
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Pre or post patio?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostTell them it's got pictures of MF's missus naked on it and they may pay it uncontested.Comment
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