Avoid these problems with ridiculous court claims #podcast

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• RO

  @robburrows2737 · 2 years ago

  I always carry legal insurance attached to my house insurance and I'm glad I have as I had to use it.

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• EQ

  @EquinoxAStudios · 2 years ago (edited)

  My local council threatened to bring a case against us for school attendance. Our child is suffering from an undiagnosed condition that we have been fighting the system to get a diagnosis. We are currently fighting the case outside of court with the council and school. We were able to delay the council from bringing the case in front of the magistrate so thst we could gather the data needed to prove to them our position. We forced the school to release information that proved our childs condition was to blame and not parental neglect via section 15 of gdpr. The system is indeed broken , rather than aiding an already under pressure family, the state looked to add more stress, while completely ignoring the help our child needs. We are now I'm happy to say on the waiting list for neuro divergence testing.

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• BR

  @Brontëphile · 2 years ago

  This video came at just the right time, thank you 🙏🏼

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• CH

  @chuck1804 · 2 years ago

  Any contractor not actually willing to  work under contract is probably not to be trusted.

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• PO

  @powernab8457 · 2 years ago

  WOW! BlackBeltBarrister, you are making some good points! on this video 😂😂

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• KA

  @KarrierBag · 2 years ago

  I have learned so much since I came across you way back a few years ago now, cannot wait to see you hit that 500K subbs and then onto the 1M mark 🙂<br>Keep up the brilliant informative videos.

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• GA

  @GarrySayers · 2 years ago

  Another helpful video, &nbsp;yes making things easier for the judge / magistrates helps alot with a case, i refer to my own case with surrey county council over my late mothers care bills not only was i helpfull to the judge ie did everything I was told to I also helped the council&apos;s solicitor set up their claim against me as they didn&apos;t know were the paper work was that proved my late mother had done things correctly this resulted in Surrey county council dropping the case against me the day before the last hearing I still had to do a phone call hearing with the judge as it was during the pandemic hope this comment helps others understand the point your getting across. Yes I defend myself didn&apos;t have a clue what I was doing yet after 3 years of being in and out of court I won the case.

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• SE

  @semispiral12 · 2 years ago

  Broken justice system...and the Family Court wasn&apos;t mentioned...

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• SI

  @simonmaverick9201 · 2 years ago

  BBB is the best and most useful channel on YouTube.

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• PH

  @philipalderson1019 · 2 years ago

  A contract works goth ways. It&apos;s hot only the contractor that has obligations. The client has obligations too. The client must pay on time or risk additional payments for late payment. &nbsp;Additional work means additional cost and additional time. Clients often drag their heels with payments and expect extra work to be done for the original cost in the original time scale.

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• IA

  @ianjackson5150 · 2 years ago

  Excellent and fascinating, as always.

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• EW

  @ewanstevenson9380 · 2 years ago

  Found not guilty of “failing to stop for a uniformed officer” Sheriff said “these officers do not make credible witnesses” .Still cost me 4 different days off work and £705 in lawyers bill. If I lost , the local authority would have suspended my hackney operators and drivers licence! Justice? Police officers told a pack of lies for no reason, though my lawyer suggested they had been told they couldn’t go for their tea break til they had booked “X”number of people!

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