Injured in Tesco's - Advice Please

tbw

Junkyard_Willie wrote: »

sounds like one big chav family to me.

And you sound like a prat!

I don't usually call people names online but I'll make an exception for you!

Tozer

Junkyard_Willie wrote: »

sounds like one big chav family to me.

On what basis?

dfh

To the OP-I am pleaseD at the outcome for you and your Nan.I wish her a speedy recovery and hope she enjoys her new TV.

Whatagain

I'm also glad for the OP's Nan and while the argument happened a long while back it must be noted that attempted manslaughter does exist, it comes under diminished responsibility:

http://www.lawcom.gov.uk/docs/cp173.pdf

See section 11.13

pmduk

I hope this helps Nan draw a line under the affair

Shelldean

Tozer wrote: »

As stated, OP's grandmother would be entitled to general damages of around £500. There would not be a load of hassle as some posters say. No need to even involve solicitors.

Difficult to see how Tesco can NOT be negligent here. They will take pragmatic view and pay out quickly.

Ony got this far at the moment, but my OH received £1000 from tesco a couple of yrs ago, for a sprained ankle. Although it was a very bad sprain and it did mean a trip to A&E cos we thought it was broken.
My point is he received this at least a couple of yrs ago and his injury wasn't as bad as OP Nan.!!!

took a far few calls and letters to get a response and the staf in store didn't give a fig!!! TBH this just made me more determined !!!!