wrote:
On 30 Oct, 21:40, Stuart Bronstein wrote:
wrote:
Stuart Bronstein wrote:

Are they paying you during your suspension period?

Sorry, i feel i should explain further, it is a mortgage network
where, when i have advised and sold a mortgage, I have to submit
it through them in order for compliance to take effect. The lender
then knows what my payment route is and pays the network
accordingly, the network then pay me minus a percentage.

Therefore i can only sell under the umberella of this network
until they release me, I have another network willing to take me
on, but they cant until my current network has officially released
me.

Does that mean you're on commission? They won't let you work either
for them or for someone else? And they won't pay you for the time
they prohibit you from working for someone else? To me that sounds
completely unreasonable.

You may not actually have to go to court for an injunction, but you
really should see a solicitor to help. That is really ridiculous.

Stu

Thanks for that, I am minded to put the application together myself,
on what grounds would the injunction be?

There really is too much at stake for a DIY job. You have everything to lose
by doing so.

Peter Crosland