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  1. just got online, ditched windows eight, now back on windows 7

     

    i need to see the agreement first

     

    Google Photobucket, scan into your PC and upload

     

    Remove personal details but leave in the figures

     

    I need to some clarification please

     

    1/ date on claim form

    2/ date you acknowledged claim,

    3/ date CPR 31.14 was sent to Hagarty, was it recorded delivery

    4/ have you requested an extension as to CPR 15.5

     

    I also need you to type out the particulars of claim

  2. Yes, the time frame will have expired on complying with the original SAR request

     

    Ask them to comply within 14 days, that's reasonable

     

    Your Ref: xxxxxxx

     

    Dear Sir/Madam,

     

    This is a formal request under the:

     

    Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations (CPUTR) 2008.

     

    I require your organisation to provide written confirmation that states clearly whether you currently hold, or whether you do not hold copies of the following documents pertaining to myself within 14 days:

     

    · A copy of any Needs and Demands statement in regards to any insurance policy sold to myself

     

    · A copy of the Statement of Price document listing the true extent of any insurance product, or charges for credit on any financial agreement with Welcome Financial Services Ltd

     

    · A copy of any insurance underwriting sheet in relation to any financial product between myself and Welcome Financial Services Ltd

     

    For the avoidance of doubt, an original signed document is just that; not a reconstructed or microfiche document from other sources.

     

     

    Yours faithfully,

     

  3. If the employer is now giving you a job offer, on either better or equal terms than you had previously, a Tribunal will see that as putting you back into the same position as to when the alleged breach occured.

     

    If i were your employer and this went all the way to a formal hearing, i would expect to have a costs order awarded in my favour

     

    What you have in your defence is that pregnancy related matters are classed as a "protected characteristic" Not having ongoing risk assessments etc will not look good for your employer.

     

    Even though their is no lawful maximum heating level in an office environment, 26 degrees is far to high for anybody. That's Spanish temperature.

     

    The legislation comes under The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992

     

    The regulations state the temperature needs to be reasonable, 26 degrees is UN reasonable, the temperature should be a minimum of 16 degrees

     

    If you can prove that office temperature were that high and you raised that issue due to your pregnancy, and the employer failed to address that issue, i feel you still have a claim. I would push that issue at any case management stage to see if they offer any sort of settlement. You can withdraw a claim at any time,

     

    Raise the issue over temperature, lack of risk assessments, protected characteristics etc, you may end up with a settlement offer outside of the Tribunal from the respondent

     

    But you need proof to substantiate any claims, it is down to the plaintiff to prove their case

  4. Statement of Means and Price yes, Underwriting sheet NO, but always ask

     

    Lets start playing their game now shall we

     

    Send them another letter by recorded delivery

     

    As them to confirm that they either do, or do not have copies of those documents. Tell them you are not making this request under the DPA 1998

     

    BUT A REQUEST UNDER:

     

    THE CONSUMER PROTECTION FROM UNFAIR TRADING REGULATIONS 2008

     

    If they do not have these documents then it is confirmed mis-selling of insurance crap, and charges for credit incorporated into the agreement will be called into question

     

    You now have to ask yourself

     

    What are Welcome trying to hide???

  5. QUOTE

     

    Work and pensions minister Esther McVey said: "With recent changes to disability benefits we need to make sure the appeals process is transparent and working well.

     

    WELL I THOUGHT IAN DUNCAN SMITH WAS THE MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK AND PENSIONS

     

    Esther McVey Is the minister for the disabled, not work and pensions

     

    This whole report and link from the BBC is nothing short of factual inaccuracies and subjective comments

     

    Shame on you BBC for putting out this propaganda

  6. I am now going to put the cat amongst the pigeons on this and question the authenticity of this story

     

    The Contempt of Court Act 1981

     

    prohibits asking members of the jury on how they reached their decision. I realize i have mentioned jury but a jury is a form of a tribunal, and tribunals in themselves are covered under

     

    The Tribunal’s Court and Enforcement Act 2007

     

    The jury is a judicial tribunal

     

    It is important to take account of the fact that a jury is a judicial tribunal, and is expected to conform to judicial standards.

    Lord Devlin (Trial by Jury, 1956)

    A lack of impartiality would be a classic case requiring such action to be taken

     

    So may i ask how a Tribunal can release, and make their decisions public??

     

    The story is very misleading as it states:

    Judges in England and Scotland are being asked to explain why they believe someone is unfit to work,

     

    "Can they lawfully release that information"

     

    And who are asking the judges??

    i am making observations on this matter and not stating fact, and my conclusions are based on my own opinion

  7. A contract of employment does not need to be written down, it can be implied. But a statement of particulars or hand book is needed withing 60 days of starting employment

     

    Having no contract of employment is not a reason on its own for an Employment Tribunal, another reason is needed such as unlawful deduction of wages

  8. quote

     

    Also I found out yesterday that someone from my work knows the deputy headmistress of my daughters school and they told her that I have been suspended and then the headmistress announced it in her staff meeting.

     

    If that has occurred then the headmistress will face full disciplinary measures and probably a prosecution for a breach of the DPA 1998

     

    Can you substantiate that or is it just subjective comments based on no hard evidence

     

    How do you know the headmistress released that data at the staff meeting??

  9. A bit of general advice

     

    As already stated, compensation is awarded through the tortious actions of others. A claim for damages will come under two headings

     

    1/ special damages, that is losses a claimant can quantify and have already been incurred

     

    2/ general damages, that is losses that cannot be precisely calculated. That is any loss of future earnings and pain and suffering.

     

    Any general and special damages together are known as pecuniary damages. non pecuniary damages such as pain and suffering is a lot harder to quantify.

     

    The claim under tort is to put you in the same position as before the Tortious act took place. The Tortfeasor that caused the event will be held accountable

     

    With a claim such as this you will have to quantify only the relevant aspects of the tort (special damages) clothing, bills attached with rectifying the tort at that immediate moment in time. If you had to use a hotel for the shower, change of clothing etc.

     

    If you fail to put this in any claim, all you will be entitled then is "corrective compensation" putting you in exactly the same position before the event took place

     

    Remember also, it is down to the plaintiff to prove their case on the evidence submitted

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