legal / contract advice needed

legal / contract advice needed

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135sport

Original Poster:

442 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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anyone know of a legal chap I can get some advice on regarding a contract issue?

preferably in Basildon area.

thanks in advance.

Essexboy

64 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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What sort of contract? Are you buying, selling or getting a job?

Neil Menzies

5,167 posts

290 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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Got a mechanic you want taken out?

135sport

Original Poster:

442 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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its a job / consultancy contract that the other party has terminated.

fine in itself, but they are quibling over money I think they owe me.

the contract is written very loose, and I need someone in the know to have a read and advise if it is worth pursuing.

and.....

not a mechanic, but a couple of ex-work colleages who shafted me. how much does a set of busted legs cost?

Imelda

793 posts

272 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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It's not that expensive I don't think.

I'm led to believe that in certain parts of London you can arrange to have someone rubbed out for about £5K. So busted legs must come in at less than a grand. Hope that helps

135sport

Original Poster:

442 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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I need to get the money out the other lot, before I can consider a visit to the darker sides of London!

samn01

874 posts

274 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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I am an experienced recruitment consultant and if you like I would be happy to offer some advise of the record.
I have seen many employment contracts from direct employers and have written them for serveral agencies.
email me from my profile.

adeewuff

567 posts

276 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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It's not that expensive I don't think.

I'm led to believe that in certain parts of London you can arrange to have someone rubbed out for about £5K. So busted legs must come in at less than a grand. Hope that helps



You've been watching way too much Eastenders!

135sport

Original Poster:

442 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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thanks samn01,

I'll drop you an e-mail from home tonight, explaining the situation.

CarZee

13,382 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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It's not that expensive I don't think.

I'm led to believe that in certain parts of London you can arrange to have someone rubbed out for about £5K. So busted legs must come in at less than a grand. Hope that helps
You've been watching way too much Eastenders!
Perhaps he has (in which case he's a sad f***) but the truth it it's frighteningly easy to arrange such things in London (and some other cities for that matter).. amazing what some blokes will do.. especially when asked by a psycho bitch offering 'oral pleasure' in return..

Not pleasant..

nigelbasson

533 posts

272 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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amazing what some blokes will do.. especially when asked by a psycho bitch offering 'oral pleasure' in return..

Not pleasant..


Killing people for money or the "oral pleasure" from a psycho bitch?

CarZee

13,382 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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IME receipt of the latter can lead to receipt of the former..

135sport

Original Poster:

442 posts

286 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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but I'm not "a psycho bitch offering 'oral pleasure' in return..."

!?

CarZee

13,382 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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but I'm not "a psycho bitch offering 'oral pleasure' in return..."
We only have your word for that, 135

Terminator

2,421 posts

290 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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Just called a 'face' I know in Stepney. Fractured left femur £500, right femur £600, left tibia £400, right tibia £500 (no idea why the price differential), arms (any bone) £250 per fracture, ribs £100 each. Other areas of the body, prices on request.

They don't do 'snuffs' any more.



scruff400

3,757 posts

267 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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especially when asked by a psycho bitch offering 'oral pleasure' in return.


Forgive the interclusion CarZee, only you've redeemed from oblivion a particularly unsavoury memory.

I no longer live in Macld. But now I know the Dr Martin is on the other foot, maybe a trip back might be in order...
Thanks for the menu, Terminator!
A starter and a main course please, I'll leave the pud.

Me hold a grudge for 18 years - under the circumstances - too fuin right.

Sorry - I'll explain it someday...

CarZee

13,382 posts

273 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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Forgive the interclusion CarZee, only you've redeemed from oblivion a particularly unsavoury memory.
That's quite alright Scruff, old chap.. I understand entirely - the above comments were from experience..

I too may one day wreak my terrible revenge.. a dish best served cold.. with toxic bacteria growing on it..

ps - 'interclusion'? You can just make up your own words now can you?

>> Edited by CarZee on Tuesday 13th August 16:09

JonRB

75,776 posts

278 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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Remind me never to cross you guys!

scruff400

3,757 posts

267 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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You can just make up your own words now can you?

Well the americans (small 'a') do it..

That'll be a definatory CarZee. HONK. Ten four.

(sorry I've been setting something up all day and it's just worked first time !!!)

BTW, and now waaaay OT, did 135 get his contract ameliorated?

Imelda

793 posts

272 months

Tuesday 13th August 2002
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(in which case he's a sad f***)


Oh stop it. You really are tooooo kind.

Hello? Can I take a grand's worth out on CarZee please.