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Post by tadworth on Jan 1, 2017 1:06:13 GMT
What new freedom of information request to CRT would you like to see in the new year ?
What would you like to know ?
What are CRT hiding ?
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Post by Allan on Jan 1, 2017 1:18:36 GMT
Both C&RT and Defra are hiding the Protector Report for the financial year 2015/16.
Both are also hiding communications regarding transfer of EA waterways to CaRT.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2017 1:26:40 GMT
Ask em if the enforcement staff will be punished if leigh ravensCroft wins his case.as the same enforcement bloke as caused enough trouble to boaters in that area. And made cart alot of bills.meaning my case Andy wingfield.the dunkley case. Leighs case all in that area.ive seen him bullying people saying that they haven't moved when they have. And drove many people off the waterways through his bullying tactics.
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Post by tadworth on Jan 1, 2017 14:43:34 GMT
Ask em if the enforcement staff will be punished if leigh ravensCroft wins his case.as the same enforcement bloke as caused enough trouble to boaters in that area. And made cart alot of bills.meaning my case Andy wingfield.the dunkley case. Leighs case all in that area.ive seen him bullying people saying that they haven't moved when they have. And drove many people off the waterways through his bullying tactics. I can probably answer that one now. No. |
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Post by NigelMoore on Jan 1, 2017 21:52:56 GMT
CaRT are more likely to promote them. However once a civil court confirms that criminal offences have taken place as claimed, the boater can take out a private prosecution against the individuals involved. "I was only doing my job" would not be a viable defence in those circumstances.
Anyone know what time limits on such actions might be?
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Post by tadworth on Jan 1, 2017 22:46:52 GMT
The various limitation periods for different kinds of claim are prescribed in the Limitation Act 1980. They are as follows:
Claim in relation to a contract – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to awards in arbitration – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to debt arising under statute – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to personal injury – limitation period of 3 years
Claims in relation to negligence – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to recovery of land – limitation period of 12 years
Claims in relation to breach of trust – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to tort – limitation period of 6 years
Claims in relation to defamation and malicious falsehood – limitation period of 1 year
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Post by NigelMoore on Jan 1, 2017 23:13:53 GMT
Those are civil claims. I had been under the impression that such time limits did not apply to action on crimes, but reading the Prosecutors checklist I discover a query at to expired time limits, so those are what I would want to know about.
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