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*** WON **** Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

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  • #61
    Re: Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

    You can only sue for emotional distress as part of a counter claim i believe against UK Shit & Sugar!
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    • #62
      Re: Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

      One of the family solicitors I used to work with are here. She looks rather engrossed with her client so don't think I will say hi!!!!

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      One of the family solicitors I used to work with are here. She looks rather engrossed with her client so don't think I will say hi!!!!

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      One of the family solicitors I used to work with are here. She looks rather engrossed with her client so don't think I will say hi!!!!

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      One of the family solicitors I used to work with are here. She looks rather engrossed with her client so don't think I will say hi!!!!

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      How did that post 4 times. Told you I'm not good at this forum thread thing!!!

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      • #63
        Re: Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

        lol, it happens a fair bit, particularly from mobiles.... I'm always doing it.

        You might be able to have a catch up later xx Are there many in your bulk listing ?


        btw... I hope you have signed my petition ( in my signature ) about the app fee going up to £255 !
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        • #64
          Re: Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

          *************** WON ***********************


          Hi Sharon,

          All over. Judge took about 5 minutes to read all the papers and has also awarded me traveling costs and the court fee costs for the set aside hearing.

          I will reply on the thread in more detail this evening but if I hurry I can now get to work on time!!!

          Many many thanks for all your help.

          Kind regards

          Kim
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          • #65
            Re: *** WON **** Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

            Hehe bring on the details!!!

            And well done rebecca :tinysmile_twink_t2:
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            I AM SO GOING TO GET BANNED BY CEL FOR POSTING terrible humour POSTS.

            The Governess; 6th March 2012 GRRRRRR
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            • #66
              Re: *** WON **** Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

              Well done. Look forward to the details.

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              • #67
                Re: *** WON **** Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August



                Well done xxxxxxxxxxxx

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                • #68
                  Re: *** WON **** Rebecca Smith v UKS&S - full hearing on 6th August

                  Congratulations xx
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