Legal actions against 02 gross negligence

sims12781

Equaliser 123,
thank you for the advice, I do find that simple book useful.
Gross negligence is a concept of the legal system, which denotes serious carelessness.

I see you got me there....
After all when I see the medals beside your name, I stood no chance...
You are right, the english legal system does not recognise the concept of gross negligence; rather english civil law recognises that there is only one type of carelessness - ordinary negligence.
FYI, surfing forums, searching for opportunities to drop sarcastic comments and attacks does not help anyone and frankly is rather pathetic so in the future, feel free to avoid replying to threads if you do not have an answer to the original question.

Gothicfairy, thanks for your reply.
Yes I think it is worth me writing to them anyway even if nothing happens on the back of it.

4743hudsonj

sims12781 wrote: »

Equaliser 123,
thank you for the advice, I do find that simple book useful.
Gross negligence is a concept of the legal system, which denotes serious carelessness.

I see you got me there....
After all when I see the medals beside your name, I stood no chance...
You are right, the english legal system does not recognise the concept of gross negligence; rather english civil law recognises that there is only one type of carelessness - ordinary negligence.

And your one to comment on sarcasm?

And no its not.... Wilson v Brett defined that and its been re-affirmed many times since.

Equaliser123

sims12781 wrote: »

Equaliser 123,
thank you for the advice, I do find that simple book useful.
Gross negligence is a concept of the legal system, which denotes serious carelessness.

I see you got me there....
After all when I see the medals beside your name, I stood no chance...
You are right, the english legal system does not recognise the concept of gross negligence; rather english civil law recognises that there is only one type of carelessness - ordinary negligence.
FYI, surfing forums, searching for opportunities to drop sarcastic comments and attacks does not help anyone and frankly is rather pathetic so in the future, feel free to avoid replying to threads if you do not have an answer to the original question.

Gothicfairy, thanks for your reply.
Yes I think it is worth me writing to them anyway even if nothing happens on the back of it.

Nutter alert. "Medals beside [my] name". You crack me up.

Some people might just say - "you were right, I was wrong". You have to have a rant about it.

sims12781

Tell you what, the mistake I made was to engage with you and all your friend at the medal club in an online argument over semantics.

So be it, you were right, I was wrong - now feel free not to come back to that thread.

Equaliser123

sims12781 wrote: »

Tell you what, the mistake I made was to engage with you and all your friend at the medal club in an online argument over semantics.

So be it, you were right, I was wrong - now feel free not to come back to that thread.

"medal club". Brilliant. You are a very funny guy. No honest, don't believe those others that say you aren't.

dmg24

Equaliser123 wrote: »

"medal club". Brilliant. You are a very funny guy. No honest, don't believe those others that say you aren't.

If we're having a medal club can I join in please?

sims12781

thanks and for the record I believe you.
here to prove it, I will officially thank you; that will contribute to your next medal - well done!

Equaliser123

dmg24 wrote: »

If we're having a medal club can I join in please?

Of course. You appear to be extremely brave!

Equaliser123

sirmarcus wrote: »

Suggest that you esclate and complain to Ronan Dunne, O2 Chief Executive via sending him an email to [EMAIL="ronan.dunne@o2.com"]ronan.dunne@o2.com[/EMAIL].

Hope this helps and good luck.:)

This actually goes to show how useless your advice is. That is not his email address.

fthl

grounds for complaint - yes.
Negligence? Unlikely. This looks like a case of pure economic loss, if there are any losses and I think that a claim against o2 for negligence would succeed.