Chopper1192":2rndfym0 said:There's no law preventing a private individual recording a face to face conversation and submitting it in evidence.
Carlos Da Silva":2nmpfyvg said:jimo746":2nmpfyvg said:I'm guessing that he'll be trying to avoid you for the forseeable future![]()
Reminds me of when I moved my car out of the way of the garage so that my (now-ex) father in law could reverse his car out. I'm sat in my car and watch dumbfounded as he proceeds to reverse into my car :shock: Then he gets out, walks to the back of his car for a look, licks his hand and rubs the scratches on his bumper and then gets back in and drives off! I was incredulous!
When asked about it he said he didn't realise he'd bumped my car :roll: he obviously hadn't realised I was sat in the damn thing at the time! Eventually he paid up for repairs to my car, although to this day he still denies he ran into my car :facepalm:
I'm sorry but that's quality! Some people have no conscience. If I had the time I'd tell you about a garage who was meant to be repairing my car...in a nutshell, they disconnected the odometer, used it for personal use and pranged it twice. Icing on the cake was when I turned up early one morning unannounced at the garage to find that my car was at the mechanic's home address. Cost me £26,000 to repair...he wasn't in business 12 months later.
zetecmk2":1fsjmthj said:i ran over my own bike.
where do i stand....legally?
win win situation thenjimo746":1plmrkia said:zetecmk2":1plmrkia said:i ran over my own bike.
where do i stand....legally?
You're clearly the one at fault here, no contest. I suggest you settle out of court to save on the solicitors fees.
The amount of compensation you award to yourself will depend on the value of the bike you ran over, then multiply that by a factor of 5.2 to take into account emotional trauma, and you should have a fair amount of compo to go buy a new bike with![]()
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If you also injured yourself when you ran over the bike (eg whiplash), then you would have to claim against yourself again for suitable comensation for that injury... I take it the car was not damaged in the incident?
If your missus asks what the hell is going on, just tell her you had to settle out of court, she'll understand...hopefully... :shock:![]()
No law requiring you to tell them, and probably best that you didn't as they might regard that as a bit confrontational and it could aggravate things.BobCatMax":1eza9ubx said:Chopper1192":1eza9ubx said:There's no law preventing a private individual recording a face to face conversation and submitting it in evidence.
thanks Chopper - do you have to inform that you are doing so?