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"Judge Cronin said that if Miss Lewis had asked for damages for the wrongful imprisonment and telephone harassment she would have awarded her a further £1,500"Originally posted by Angry Cat View Post
Why couldn't a Judge use their discretion and award this anyway? (Though I suspect I know the answer!)
"That crossed the threshold to the level of unlawful imprisonment," Judge Cronin added."
Then why hasn't the bank manager been arrested on criminal charges and been brought to account?!
GRRRRRRRRRRRRR!"I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve."
The consumer is that sleeping giant.!!
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I read about this - it really is beyond belief!
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yea its on our blog and in our news sectionOriginally posted by caspar View PostI read about this - it really is beyond belief!
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Not to mention that HSBC think its perfectly acceptable for a manager to investigate a complaint when that complaint has been made about them personally.Originally posted by caspar View PostI read about this - it really is beyond belief!
Hmmmmmm the CCTV footage has been deleted, wonder how that happened? Computer glitch - must be!
Why was HSBC's complaints procedure not been grilled? No respectable company anywhere would allow the person being complained about to adjudicate on the complaint against them.
What about an investigation into the missing CCTV footage? Hello security?!
There is so much about this that stinks it makes me fuming! (Can't you guess!)
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Maybe the fact the head of HSBC is part of the FOS has summat to do with it
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That is also a question the commons has asked over the phone hacking scandle i.e why is the NOTW doing there own investigation.Not to mention that HSBC think its perfectly acceptable for a manager to investigate a complaint when that complaint has been made about them personally.Comment
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Correct Niddy, I also have a hat called cynical. Plus SnV how can you put "reputable" and HSBC or any other bank for that matter in the same sentence?
Anyone had their free TIMES from WH SMITH today? headlines about judges, too male, too white, too elitist. Yet inside Lord Forkbender claims they are all honest decent people. What planet does he come from. well it ain't earth and it ain't Venus.
Can I have him in my lab for experiments in life and death? Aw go on!
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I think that the current allegations haven't yet been made into a criminal investigations, which in turn may be due to the alleged cashflow from the NOTW to the constabulary.Originally posted by pompeyfaith View Post
Anyway, the longer it goes on the more time they have to bury evidence and put forward scapegoats.Comment
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I didn't it was two sentencesOriginally posted by garlok View Post
Why was HSBC's complaints procedure not been grilled?
No respectable company anywhere would allow the person being complained about to adjudicate on the complaint against them.
Meaning as HSBC allowed it............
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If rumours from other forum are correct a lot of "judges" make decisions prior to entering court!!
Does the £5k bung help with that one or do you think we all ought to start loitering around miss whiplash dens throughout london to catch and bribe em? Hmmmm
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Brilliant SnV
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Little brown envelopes?Comment
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Briefcases in some cases I bet (Carey et al)...Originally posted by Angry Cat View Post
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Soooo, if I get taken to court should I turn up in leather gear with a whipOriginally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
handcuffs, lots of chains, and "insertables" and wink at the judge???
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