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    • What's your intent, or interest? I can't see that you have any cause of action regarding bills issued by one third party to another third party. Is the idea to use this as a lever "I'll denounce you to HMRC unless you do blah blah .." That might in fact have no teeth anyway, HMRC will aware of the company's turnover via their other tax affairs.  As a matter of fact a company buying VAT rated supplies and selling to VAT registered customers is actually worse off if not VAT registered themselves. Has your court case reached it's conclusion yet?
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    • I purchased the vehicle using finance through motonovo under a HP 60 months agreement. I have now amended the document ensuring all is in black. Unfortunately, this email has now been sent. However, I have not sent a letter to big motoring world. Also, I have taken the section of the firealarm issue. I am struggling to convert to PDF. I am not tech savy at all. My mistake was that the the salesman was very fussy on a sale. We went down a quiet road for a little test drive and not for a lengthy road test. The water issue was not present at this moment of time. However, it only became prevalent after driving away, after all docs signed. I did stated to Audi I wanted a diagnostic report. However, they carried out an Audicam which is footage of the issue. Audi have diagnosed the issue as a common issue where coupes/cabriolets accumulate water in the seals. However, I did state beforehand for no issue to be rectified due to me wanting to reject the vehicle. I am awaiting a report from Audi through email from the branch manager in relation to the issue. The issue so far is the water still being present in the sills. Audi tried to fix the issue however the problem is still prevalent. Regards 
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    • We have finally managed to obtain the transcript of this case.

      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

      Frankly I don't think that is any accident.

      One of the points that the judge made was that the customers contract with the broker specifically refers to the courier – and it is clear that the courier knows that they are acting for a third party. There is no need to name the third party. They just have to be recognisably part of a class of person – such as a sender or a recipient of the parcel.

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      It would be very nice if the parcel delivery companies – including EVRi – practised this kind of thing as well.

       

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they are back tracking saying it was a mistake, it should have been work experience with a guaranteed interviews, but still for jsa and expenses, they also said in the last few months they have used 1400 people through this scheme but took on 300 people

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Sadly it isn't just Tesco who are part of this scheme. The Poundland store in my town hardly ever has to recruit paid staff now as they have a steady stream of people working for 4 weeks at a time as 'work experience' and several other retail chains also take JSA Mandatory Work Activity candidates.

 

The whole thing stinks, even though some people have been converted from JSA to full rate paid work at Tesco as jobs have arisen.

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Why do you think Tesco are the 'best' supermarket out there for profits? Sainsburys don't even go near the job centre at the moment when advertising their jobs, they only advertise on their web site. Although it wouldn't surprise me if they started doing this too!

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Why do you think Tesco are the 'best' supermarket out there for profits? Sainsburys don't even go near the job centre at the moment when advertising their jobs, they only advertise on their web site. Although it wouldn't surprise me if they started doing this too!

 

Well they were advertising through MY local job centre only last year - I got rather angry with my "advisor" who kept telling me to go for jobs in fashion and shoe shops (I'm a big lady, I have no interest in working in New Look!) yet wouldn't put me forward for the new Sainsburys stores that were opening in my area!! I could do those jobs standing on my head, but she didn't tell me about them or recommend me to them!!!:-x

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"When Conservative backbench MP Philip Davies suggested [last year that] disabled people should work for less than the national minimum wage, he was castigated, but it now appears to be government policy."

 

I know, lets get all the people on benefit working for nothing...that'll get the country back on its feet again.:x

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yip these work experience schemes have conditions, say you say no at the first time your mandated to go on it, your tune it down no money for three months, do it again for a second time no money for 6 months, do it for a third time 3 years

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Complete. And. Total. Lunacy.

 

So who is currently signed up for this scheme? Just Tesco's and Poundland?

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