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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 20:49:55 GMT
I said nothing about the law requiring it, in fact I disagree with it entirely. However, the T&C's state it is so, and your paying for the licence enters you into that contract. Failing to follow the t&c's will see you offered a restricted licence. In this post, in response to my comment about the LAW, you said "not correct". You were wrong. thunderboat.boards.net/post/78124Your problem here, your interpreting what I am saying rather than absorbing and thinking.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 20:51:22 GMT
I am indeed familiar with it. However, your statement suggesting as a home moorer you are not subjected to the 14 day mooring is not correct. I am talking only about the law. If you can show me where the law requires a boat with a home mooring to move every 14 days I will be surprised and interested to see it. But I'm pretty certain you won't be able to. No, your attempting to wriggle out of a hole you have dug.
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Post by Telemachus on Aug 21, 2017 20:51:38 GMT
No, the law differentiates between those with a home mooring and those without. Those with, are not subject to the 14 day rule. Those without are. I'm lost, then. So for how long can someone with a home mooring park up elsewhere? Do 48-hour signs not apply to use? (using the same logic, then they wouldn't). Time restricted moorings such as 48 hr or whatever, apply equally to all. Although there is an argument that they don't apply to anybody.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 20:56:04 GMT
I'm lost, then. So for how long can someone with a home mooring park up elsewhere? Do 48-hour signs not apply to use? (using the same logic, then they wouldn't). Time restricted moorings such as 48 hr or whatever, apply equally to all. Although there is an argument that they don't apply to anybody. Seems to me that you want rules, regs and laws for everyone else, whilst feeling you should be immune.
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Post by Telemachus on Aug 21, 2017 20:56:34 GMT
I am talking only about the law. If you can show me where the law requires a boat with a home mooring to move every 14 days I will be surprised and interested to see it. But I'm pretty certain you won't be able to. No, your attempting to wriggle out of a hole you have dug. Haha, the only hole I've dug is in your arse. Oh maybe not, I do have standards!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 21:01:04 GMT
Go to C&RTs website, and look at the FAQ re moorings.
It very clearly states that under the new 2015 Terms and Conditions, we all have to move every 14 days, or less if on time restricted moorings.
Fail to comply and your licence may be revoked.
But that isn't the point of the thread is it?
We are all just boaters, whether you approve of me or anyone else is not relevant.
Rog
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 21:04:25 GMT
No, your attempting to wriggle out of a hole you have dug. Haha, the only hole I've dug is in your arse. Oh maybe not, I do have standards! I believe that half of the issues you make up arise from your lack of standards. You more often than not stretch, or manipulate the truth to fit whatever load of tripe your talking. Apart from looking the fool, your fast gaining a reputation for trolling.
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Post by Telemachus on Aug 21, 2017 21:07:11 GMT
Go to C&RTs website, and look at the FAQ re moorings. It very clearly states that under the new 2015 Terms and Conditions, we all have to move every 14 days, or less if on time restricted moorings. Fail to comply and your licence may be revoked. But that isn't the point of the thread is it? We are all just boaters, whether you approve of me or anyone else is not relevant. Rog Yes it's important to differentiate between the law and the Ts and Cs. And as I said, we are not all boaters. Well those on here probably are, but plenty aren't.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 21:12:19 GMT
Two things.
The first is WE ALL have to move every 14 days when cruising.
The second is that people remain boaters, whether they meet your standards or not.
Rog
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Post by Telemachus on Aug 21, 2017 21:25:17 GMT
Two things. The first is WE ALL have to move every 14 days when cruising. The second is that people remain boaters, whether they meet your standards or not. Rog Two things. the first is that the law differentiates between those with and without a home mooring when it comes to "14 days". the second is that to say "people remain boaters" is ridiculous. Do you mean that someone who has never set foot on a boat is a boater? Or that my old mum who's been on our boat a few times is therefore a boater? Or that someone who has hired a boat once 10 years ago and didn't like it much is a boater? What exactly is your criteria for being a boater?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2017 21:30:32 GMT
Two things. The first is WE ALL have to move every 14 days when cruising. The second is that people remain boaters, whether they meet your standards or not. Rog Two things. the first is that the law differentiates between those with and without a home mooring when it comes to "14 days". the second is that to say "people remain boaters" is ridiculous. Do you mean that someone who has never set foot on a boat is a boater? Or that my old mum who's been on our boat a few times is therefore a boater? Or that someone who has hired a boat once 10 years ago and didn't like it much is a boater? What exactly is your criteria for being a boater? Twisting, turning, trying different merkins to justify your tripe. All very entertaining.
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Post by kris on Aug 21, 2017 21:53:16 GMT
Oh well one of Nickolarse' bedtime stories.
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Post by thebfg on Aug 22, 2017 7:22:43 GMT
forgive my ignorance, I thought the 14 day mooring on the towpath was standard but someone with a home mooring has no requirement to bona fida navigate the waterways
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Post by lollygagger on Aug 22, 2017 7:45:08 GMT
I think Nick is technically correct in law. He would make an ideal test case and I suggest he parks up for a month on the towpath then fights his case. The law is quite clear on this so he should win or crt back down. 👍
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Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2017 7:49:11 GMT
His licence would be revoked.
He would then be processed as unlicenced.
C&RT choose the court action, not us.
But again, the point was that we're all just boaters, none are better than others just different.
Rog
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