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eaglesdare 14 Feb 24 9.46am | |
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Hahahahahaha Post of the year right there! Edited by eaglesdare (14 Feb 2024 9.46am)
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Badger11 Beckenham 14 Feb 24 11.26am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
The scam was perpetrated by a fraudster against me, and my insurance company, who arranged the defence and covered the very considerable costs. I regret to say he got away with it. My barrister calls the worst judgement he has witnessed in his 20:years at the bar, thinks the Claimant the most obvious liar he has ever cross examined and that 99 out of 100 Judges would have found for us. The Barrister is being paid by your side so it's in his own financial interest to keep the case going. If you are innocent perhaps it is because your Barrister didn't do a very good job hence him deflecting the blame onto others.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 Feb 24 12.00pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
If the proof was real and existed. Then I am sure the Judge would have sided with you. As such the Judge did not. Therefore there was not enough proof. Unfortunately it is just your opinion here. You may feel hard done by but in reality the Judge made a ruling based on the facts and proof available. The role of the The judge is to listen to the evidence of both sides and to the submissions of the barristers / solicitors / lawyers. The judge will then make a ruling based on the available evidence. You clearly did not have the proof required. If you truly believe that the decision was incorrect then you can appeal the case. Otherwise you should respect the rules and outcome and integrity of the law. The Judge wasn't there. I was. Only two people know the truth. One is lying. I am not. You can choose not to believe me, that's your right. I though know the truth. The Judge does indeed have to reach a decision based on his perception of the evidence. No one questions that. However, he was wrong and there was enough evidence for him to have not made his mistake. My barrister said that 99 out of 100 Judges would have found for me. I have a written transcript of that opinion, not just hearsay. My insurers, their solicitors and the barrister all believe me. This was the email I got from the solicitors the next day, edited to remove personal details:- "Good morning Mr. ? did call me yesterday to give me a brief summary of the days events. As you correctly state he is going to send me a full note including his thoughts on an appeal. From ?'s comments, we got the 1 judge out of a 100, that would have found for the claimant. I am more than happy to discuss matters further when I receive ?'s full note. He made it clear to me (not that I thought any different) that you could not have been any better as a witness and there is nothing more you could have done. To say I am disappointed for you is an understatement. Kind Regards" I am awaiting the decision on an appeal but am not hopeful. Not because we wouldn't succeed but because the cost would outweigh the benefit as the scumbag has no resources and the costs could not be recovered. That's not my decision. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (14 Feb 2024 12.03pm)
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 Feb 24 12.11pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
The Barrister is being paid by your side so it's in his own financial interest to keep the case going. If you are innocent perhaps it is because your Barrister didn't do a very good job hence him deflecting the blame onto others. He did a fine job. Tied the Claimant up in knots and made him repeatedly contradict himself. At the end his verbal statements in Court were at right angles to his written witness statement. He also established that the other witness that was produced by him wasn't actually at the scene at all. The claimant produced video evidence which actually, after forensic analysis, proved that, but the Judge ignored it. This was a set up. A deliberate scam designed to defraud. Unfortunately an inexperienced Judge fell for it. Whether others believe that or not is up to them. I know it's true and advise everybody to be very careful. I am having a dash cam fitted this Friday.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 Feb 24 12.15pm | |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
ROTFLMAO Can you imagine what would posted on here if Trump was found guilty in a court then cried foul as is happening here. The hypocrisy is risible but not surprising, how many previous posts have gone on and on about let the courts decide, yet when the courts decide not in someone's favour it's all unfair etc. Pathetic double standards Edited by HKOwen (14 Feb 2024 9.46am) Trump lies every time he opens his mouth. That must be obvious even to someone like you. I don't lie. The Justice system exists to deal with criminals like the scumbag I am involved with. Along with people like Trump. Not to penalise the innocent and their insurers.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 14 Feb 24 12.17pm | |
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All these miscarriages of justice. Who'd have thought it. At least Biden doesn't have to worry. Being non compus mentis he literally has carte blanche. Fair play to him.
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eaglesdare 14 Feb 24 12.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
The Judge wasn't there. I was. Only two people know the truth. One is lying. I am not. You can choose not to believe me, that's your right. I though know the truth. The Judge does indeed have to reach a decision based on his perception of the evidence. No one questions that. However, he was wrong and there was enough evidence for him to have not made his mistake. My barrister said that 99 out of 100 Judges would have found for me. I have a written transcript of that opinion, not just hearsay. My insurers, their solicitors and the barrister all believe me. This was the email I got from the solicitors the next day, edited to remove personal details:- "Good morning Mr. ? did call me yesterday to give me a brief summary of the days events. As you correctly state he is going to send me a full note including his thoughts on an appeal. From ?'s comments, we got the 1 judge out of a 100, that would have found for the claimant. I am more than happy to discuss matters further when I receive ?'s full note. He made it clear to me (not that I thought any different) that you could not have been any better as a witness and there is nothing more you could have done. To say I am disappointed for you is an understatement. Kind Regards" I am awaiting the decision on an appeal but am not hopeful. Not because we wouldn't succeed but because the cost would outweigh the benefit as the scumbag has no resources and the costs could not be recovered. That's not my decision. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (14 Feb 2024 12.03pm) And this relates to US politics how? If you are so sure you are Innocent then appeal the decision. At this moment in time you are guilty. Of course the Barrister will tell you what you want to hear. That is thier Job and what they are paid to do.
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Houston Eagle Houston 14 Feb 24 1.54pm | |
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Those damn liberal judges siding with the criminal element again I would suspect! Careful what you wish for!
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Stirlingsays 14 Feb 24 2.05pm | |
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You can imagine just how hard I'm biting my lip here.
'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen) |
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Hrolf The Ganger 14 Feb 24 2.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
You can imagine just how hard I'm biting my lip here. Remarkable self discipline.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 Feb 24 4.43pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
And this relates to US politics how? If you are so sure you are Innocent then appeal the decision. At this moment in time you are guilty. Of course the Barrister will tell you what you want to hear. That is thier Job and what they are paid to do. It doesn't relate at all. It just got diverted. I cannot appeal the decision. When you accept car insurance you delegate that decision to your insurer. My barrister was very angry. He had a McEnroe moment. He is a specialist who knows the law in this area like the back of his hand. The judge isn't. He is a divorce lawyer and when pieces of law were quoted had to pause and refer to books. He didn't like having to do that. He should never have been expected to handle this type of case so the real fault lies with whoever allocated it to him. I am forced to wonder if there was a power motive at least partially behind the judgement. The financial reward was much lower than would have been expected for an injury of the type claimed which seems like trying to compensate for not accepting our argument. The judge was kind to me personally and said he believed I was telling the truth as I knew it but in the light of no other explanation for the injuries must have unknowingly and accidently touched him. Which isn't true at all, or what I was accused of. I was accused of deliberately driving into him 3 times. He also had an accident at work several weeks later which explains the injury, but the judge overlooked.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 14 Feb 24 4.45pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
All these miscarriages of justice. Who'd have thought it. At least Biden doesn't have to worry. Being non compus mentis he literally has carte blanche. Fair play to him. It was a civil case, not a criminal one.
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