I'm working on that...So what’s happened to the remaining valuable parts of the business like drawings and rights?
Anyone know how to find out?
Herewith the detail:I'm working on that...
OK. HMRC closed him down for failure to submit accounts. Nothing to do with Phoenix Balancing so I believe.
If anyone on this forum wants further information on steps that could be taken, please pm me.
BTW, Tony Hayward does not have any Norton main shafts for a Triumph cluster!
Ask Emery, he was selling the Domi barrels Bushel was having made.So what’s happened to the remaining valuable parts of the business like drawings and rights?
Anyone know how to find out?
Absolutely. BTW, the shaft is brand new... I'll continue to pursue him, as he has responded to the court, albeit in a negative manner. I have the evidence, and even if mediation is the only option, he has no excuses.What did I say about a slippery customer ?
Be careful you do not get labelled as ' unreasonable behaviour', it has a special meaning in court and if a Judge finds you are being 'unreasonable' then you are open to paying other sides costs even if you win your case and despite in small claims the costs being limited, once you are 'unreasonable' then all costs come back on the table. So go for mediation but only agree to any offer if it really meets your requirements, if it entails trusting Bushell then you are free to reject, the mediator is paid if he gets the case stopped so resist his attempts to get you to accept any offer. Its ok to reject the offer/offers, by agreeing to mediation is enough for a judge.
http://insurance.dwf.co.uk/news-upd...asonable-behaviour-in-the-small-claims-track/
Be open and if the order has been partly delivered either reject it 'as without it being 100% the partial supply is useless' or reduce your claim by the supplied amount.
I have some experience with small claims court procedures, and have yet to have any issues.Be careful you do not get labelled as ' unreasonable behaviour', it has a special meaning in court and if a Judge finds you are being 'unreasonable' then you are open to paying other sides costs even if you win your case and despite in small claims the costs being limited, once you are 'unreasonable' then all costs come back on the table. So go for mediation but only agree to any offer if it really meets your requirements, if it entails trusting Bushell then you are free to reject, the mediator is paid if he gets the case stopped so resist his attempts to get you to accept any offer. Its ok to reject the offer/offers, by agreeing to mediation is enough for a judge.
http://insurance.dwf.co.uk/news-upd...asonable-behaviour-in-the-small-claims-track/
Be open and if the order has been partly delivered either reject it 'as without it being 100% the partial supply is useless' or reduce your claim by the supplied amount.
Having just read the aggressive tactics of Andover Norton against the Norton Owners Club for access to and ownership rights of drawings etc.. the drawings you refer to might just be found in their 'lock box'?Apparently, all drawings, rights etc., pass to the Crown, but as the Treasury is only interested in cash, Lord knows where they will be found...
Interesting, and to an extent, obvious. Andover Norton do manufacture new parts, but I also thought Norvil and RGM had those rights too?Having just read the aggressive tactics of Andover Norton against the Norton Owners Club for access to and ownership rights of drawings etc.. the drawings you refer to might just be found in their 'lock box'?
John