Sold a car privately - COURT ACTION

Sold a car privately - COURT ACTION

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Pistonheader101

2,206 posts

109 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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muussaah said:
So chaps, ITS THE OP!!!

I went in, literally there for 10 minutes and case dismissed!!!! Walked out relieved!

I didnt even get to have a say as the judge focused on the simple fact that she had no contract of law, she gave a letter to the judge which read the money was hers and thats why she was claiming it back however the judge stated the actual buyer is not in court so "I simply don't know what your doing here" and on that basis its dismissed. The ACTUAL claimant is welcome to reapply however judge didn't think it was best as he wasn't present to show any interest attending court to begin with.

She then argued and said she wants him to look into breach of data protection? Judge stated, its very technical and although she can take some course of action its not something which he would recommend due to being too technical and dropped that side of the claim too. Now I assume she's seen this post but looking back I haven't breached any of this anyway, name etc is data protection surely as it was to see her history with the courts etc.

I counter claimed for 2 days off work and judge rewarded 2hrs pay (for hearing only) so £20, paid for my parking biggrin

Case aside, I would like to thank you all for your support and helping me remain calm throughout. Of course will share my experiences with others going through a similar phase as I know how stressful it can be... Respect to all of you!!
Congrats

The Moose

22,916 posts

211 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Great Correct result.

Thank goodness!

Funk

26,354 posts

211 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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The right result, glad it went as it should've done OP.

ferrisbueller

29,390 posts

229 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Excellent. Collective sighs of relief.

fatboy69

9,375 posts

189 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Job done.

soad

32,973 posts

178 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Good stuff! biggrin

JQ

5,790 posts

181 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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clap

bad company

18,798 posts

268 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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R-E-S-U-L-T. judge

blueg33

36,424 posts

226 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Sensible judge, and the only decision he could have made unless he was a fruit loop (fruit loops sadly happen in the legal system)

alorotom

11,981 posts

189 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Fantastic result ... pleased it's down with!

Be interesting to see if she does come here and chime in now!

yellowjack

17,097 posts

168 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Gad-Westy said:
Utterly ludicrous. Does make one worry about courts. Out of interest, was your car ever inspected for accident repair relating to the claim?
Yes, but it was organised by MY insurer, and a few weeks (at least) down the line. I'm not sure that delay helped my case at all. But this fella was claiming for thousands of pounds of impact damage, and there was clearly nothing corresponding with that on my car. The independent engineer who inspected the car said as much, and laughed my worries away. Thinking about it, maybe he did see me on the road? Maybe he had existing damage and perceived me to have "cut him up" or something, then he made the collision story up? Like I say, digging through it again after nearly six years won't help me to forgive and forget, nor will it change the outcome. At the time, though, I'd have loved to have had another chance at the case, to speak for myself in court rather than handing over to my largely inexperienced 'legal adviser'. But I signed off my right to defend myself when I put it in the hands of the insurer's legal department.

I've no idea what led the judge to rule the way he did, I don't think he went into great detail in the court room. I just tried searching for the case out of interest, and looking for a judgement isn't quite as easy as I thought it might be in this online digital age. I always thought the courts and their judgements were "a matter of public record"...

BUG4LIFE

2,035 posts

220 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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She sounds like a right piece of work!

STILLJOE

728 posts

94 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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good man

and bonus points for actually coming back to the thread and giving us a conclusion - this seems to be quite a rare occurence

alfie2244

11,292 posts

190 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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muussaah said:
good news
proper job is the phrase they use in Brizzy I do believe beer

Faust66

2,054 posts

167 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Nice one OP - glad you got the correct result.


hornetrider

63,161 posts

207 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Mafffew

2,149 posts

113 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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BUG4LIFE said:
She sounds like a right piece of work!
Agreed, I hope she is reading this. Bloody chancer.

Dixy

2,956 posts

207 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Thanks for the news OP, good result.

Benjijames28

1,702 posts

94 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Some people are just not right in the head.

Congrats OP.

carreauchompeur

17,869 posts

206 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2017
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Mafffew said:
BUG4LIFE said:
She sounds like a right piece of work!
Agreed, I hope she is reading this. Bloody chancer.
Complete fking idiot. Judge's words regarding actual buyer not being arsed are quite telling.
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