The following website article gives examples of offences, in Appendix A, which are not arrestable offences. http://www.imonline.co.uk/brochures/police_misconduct.pdf The examples listed, common assault, carrying an offensive weapon, assaulting or obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty, look pretty arrestable to me so clearly there is more to this than meets the eye. Can...

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 17:30:59 +0100, Tone wrote: On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 17:05:35 +0100, Tone wrote: A friend of mine has recently won the auction for a car using Ebay. There was no reserve price on the car. However after sending the seller all his details, he has received an email from the seller advising him that despite winning the auction...

Tell your friend to report it to Ebay and walk away from the deal. If the seller is so dishonest would you want to go ahead with the deal? --

I got a call today from my elec supplier, "sorry you are leaving us..blah, blah" I tell them I'm not and don't intend to. They told me who I was "moving" to and I remember the salesman visiting a week to 10 days ago. At this point I'm fuming. I call the new company and they tell me that they have no record of me, no contract, I'm NOT moving to them..they give me the number for MPASS (sp?) to see...

Subject: VAT Charged by Auction / Non-VAT-Registered Trader From: "Anthony R. Gold" Date: 15/09/03 16:08 GMT Daylight Time Message-id: On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 13:21:36 +0100, bigbrian wrote: I think you missed the point that the OP is the non-VAT registered *seller* of the goods, not the...

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Subject: Blocking access (Update on a question asked ages ago) From: "Andy R" Date: 15/09/03 10:30 GMT Daylight Time Message-id: "Dave Baker" wrote in message ... Subject: Blocking access (Update on a question asked ages ago) From:...

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 15:07:57 +0100, The Todal wrote: Has anyone else experienced this? I visited a computer shop today and bought a computer. In the usual way the cashier telephoned my credit card people to authorise the transaction. What struck me as unusual was that the cashier at the till then told me that she wanted my date of birth and my mother's maiden...

"Dee" wrote in message ... Going through my finances last night I realised that for 6 months my car insurers have been taking too much money out by direct debit every month. Basically, when I got another car I cancelled the policy on the old car, took a new one out for the new car but the company have been charging...

ok - it's sorted. I will have a full refund within 3 days (electronic payment) direct from the credit agency my insurers use into my bank account.. Thank you everyone for your help and advice.

"The Todal" wrote in message ... Has anyone else experienced this? I visited a computer shop today and bought a computer. In the usual way the cashier telephoned my credit card people to authorise the transaction. What struck me as unusual was that the cashier at the till then told me that she wanted my date of...

"The Todal" wrote in message ... Has anyone else experienced this? I visited a computer shop today and bought a computer. In the usual way the cashier telephoned my credit card people to authorise the transaction. What struck me as unusual was that the cashier at the till then told me that she wanted my date of...

"The Todal" wrote: Has anyone else experienced this? I visited a computer shop today and bought a computer. In the usual way the cashier telephoned my credit card people to authorise the transaction. What struck me as unusual was that the cashier at the till then told me that she wanted my date of birth and my mother's maiden name, so that she could satisfy the...

This may sound a little tongue in cheek, but I'm seriously trying to figure out the underlying principles here, so please bear with me and try to reply seriously. Mostly, anyway ;-) I currently have gas supply to my house from Amerada, so they are contractually obliged to deliver gas and read a meter once every two years, and I'm contractually obliged to pay them for gas used at the agreed...

I will briefly recount what has happened to my son 22 yrs a British citizen by the way - never been to Australia.... He was accused 18 months ago of being the father of a child born to an Australian woman who was in this country (England) briefly for a couple of months year before last. She has an Australian/British passport but is now residing in Australia. For the past 18 months the Aus CSA...

"andy" wrote in message ... I recently bought a new house and had new carpets layed. Upon moving in we discovered that the lounge carpet had several faults in it. We requested the firm (carpetright) come and review it. They sent someone out and agreed to replace it. A day before they were due to come we...

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 13:09:39 +0100, "Dee" wrote: Going through my finances last night I realised that for 6 months my car insurers have been taking too much money out by direct debit every month. Basically, when I got another car I cancelled the policy on the old car, took a new one out for the new car but the company have been charging me for both. They have...

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 08:32:48 +0100, "anton.t" wrote: Could someone please clarify the statements I've read and heard that DC Stevens cannot be charged again with the original offences of possession and distribution of indecent images? I have always believed the double jeopardy provision applied only where a defendant is tried and found not guilty in a court of...

nanouk wrote in message ... Hi Leave and claim Constructive Dismissal at an Industrial Tribunal - many women do and end up with generous sums in compensation. No reason why you can't But get a good lawyer to do it.