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JamesGilmour wrote: »I think the post is meant to be ironic.
Sarcastic I'd of said, gave me a good laugh anyways..."One thing that is different, and has changed here, is the self-absorption, not just greed. Everybody is in a hurry now and there is a 'the rules don't apply to me' sort of thing." - Bill Bryson0 -
Wouldnt it be better to start a small claims and send it to [Name removed by Forum Team] as he is the director of the company at their home address?
Also if [Name removed by Forum Team] owns his house maybe a charge could be placed on it if they refuse to pay the cc judgements.0 -
Wouldnt it be better to start a small claims and send it to [Name removed by Forum Team] as he is the director of the company at their home address?
Also if [Name removed by Forum Team] owns his house maybe a charge could be placed on it if they refuse to pay the cc judgements.
Ltd company, innit."Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
Brooker_Dave wrote: »Ltd company, innit.
Isnt there a way around it? Cant you send a small claims to a limited company?0 -
Isnt there a way around it? Cant you send a small claims to a limited company?
No, the whole point of a limited company is that it's their liability that is limited. I don't believe the directors/owners of either a PLC or Ltd company can be held liable in any way for the company's debts, unlike a privately held company (e.g. sole trader). I may have this wrong, it was about 15 years since I studied it!0 -
Stephen_Webber wrote: »No, the whole point of a limited company is that it's their liability that is limited. I don't believe the directors/owners of either a PLC or Ltd company can be held liable in any way for the company's debts, unlike a privately held company (e.g. sole trader). I may have this wrong, it was about 15 years since I studied it!
Going from memory you're about right. IIRC Mr [Name removed by Forum Team] may have to pay a nominal amount (could be just £1) to wind-up the company but that is his only liability - i.e. limited liability."One thing that is different, and has changed here, is the self-absorption, not just greed. Everybody is in a hurry now and there is a 'the rules don't apply to me' sort of thing." - Bill Bryson0 -
mustrum_ridcully wrote: »IIRC Mr [Name removed by Forum Team] may have to pay a nominal amount (could be just £1) to wind-up the company ...
Hmm. He could come on here and wind us up for nothing...0 -
Hmm. He could come on here and wind us up for nothing...
It's not called money saving expert for nothing
"One thing that is different, and has changed here, is the self-absorption, not just greed. Everybody is in a hurry now and there is a 'the rules don't apply to me' sort of thing." - Bill Bryson0 -
Aw, guys, it's not fair of you to try and have a battle of wits with an unarmed man....er, boy! :rotfl:0
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