Huzar appeal

NoviceAngel

After listening to the Moneybox program its staggering to think that a fellow passenger on the same flight as Mr Huzar still hasn't been paid!

I hope the ludicrous stance that Jet2 have taken continues to get coverage in the media, and that will have a detrimental effect on the Dart groups share price, I believe it took quite a dive on the SC decision and may it continue to fall.

batman44

Vauban wrote: »

In case not seen, BBC R4's Moneybox had this as their first item this afternoon. You can listen to the feature on BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04p53k7

You can also read the accompanying blog by the presenter, Paul Lewis, here: http://paullewismoney.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/claim-up-to-470-for-flight-delays.html?m=1

It is very satisfying to see Jet2.com's disgraceful behaviour outed in the media. It is also very telling that the airline didn't want to try to defend their practice, but simply refused to comment. What a pathetic bunch!

Great find vauban, Bott & Co say in this is money the Jet2.com used the dutch case in their Supreme Court submission and failed. It would be nice to have a transcript of that just in case I get a letter asking for a further stay.

richardw

batman44 wrote: »

Great find vauban, Bott & Co say in this is money the Jet2.com used the dutch case in their Supreme Court submission and failed. It would be nice to have a transcript of that just in case I get a letter asking for a further stay.

Yes a transcript would good.

Btw https://www.supremecourt.uk/docs/permission-to-appeal-2014-10.pdf

batman44

richardw wrote: »

Yes a transcript would good.

Btw https://www.supremecourt.uk/docs/permission-to-appeal-2014-10.pdf

Thanks for that but it's a transcript of the judgement of the SC, I am taking about a transcript of Jet2.com submission to the SC.

sging1

Wrote to Thomas Cooks legal team two weeks ago giving them an NBA, but as they never respond I also wrote to the court asking them to lift the stay and set a court date with a short hearing.
The courts responded by lifting the stay and setting a date in January as I requested. The next day TC's legal team responded with;

"We are awaiting instructions from our clients Thomas Cook airlines limited and anticipate those by the end of this week"

So Thomas Cook are still thinking about it.....

If it goes to court now I have also asked the court for all costs for unreasonable behaviour as in clause;

"I would like the court to note that I will be pursuing CPR 27(14)(2)(g) and 27(14)(3) costs if I am obliged to attend a hearing with my legal representative, due to the Defendant's continuing unreasonable conduct, i.e. refusing to settle and to answer letters."

NoviceAngel

sging1 wrote: »

If it goes to court now I have also asked the court for all costs for unreasonable behaviour as in clause;

"I would like the court to note that I will be pursuing CPR 27(14)(2)(g) and 27(14)(3) costs if I am obliged to attend a hearing with my legal representative, due to the Defendant's continuing unreasonable conduct, i.e. refusing to settle and to answer letters."

I think that's good advice and I'll be using that if Jet2 still argue what I would say is a hopeless case on their part.

Let us know how you get on and good luck, I have a feeling that you'll never get through that court room door.

NoviceAngel

sging1

NoviceAngel wrote: »

I think that's good advice and I'll be using that if Jet2 still argue what I would say is a hopeless case on their part.

Let us know how you get on and good luck, I have a feeling that you'll never get through that court room door.

NoviceAngel

Lets hope it goes that way. My claim is for 13 of us from December 2011 and a long haul flight delay of 24 hours.

legal_magpie

If you intend to pursue your claim for an order under CPR 27.14 (2) (g) you should calculate it in advance as well as your interest calculation and have it ready for the judge. Ideally you should it to the other side a few days before the hearing. A litigant who makes a claim for costs or interest and doesn't bother to work out the figures may find that the judge may work it out for him but more usually the Judge will expect him to say what he's claiming

sging1

legal_magpie wrote: »

If you intend to pursue your claim for an order under CPR 27.14 (2) (g) you should calculate it in advance as well as your interest calculation and have it ready for the judge. Ideally you should it to the other side a few days before the hearing. A litigant who makes a claim for costs or interest and doesn't bother to work out the figures may find that the judge may work it out for him but more usually the Judge will expect him to say what he's claiming

Good point. What would you put as costs other than, time off work, travel, legal fees. Would you put in a claim for all postage and each letter written.

NoviceAngel

For anybody following this thread if your case is currently 'stayed' could you help out with this info : HERE!