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Originally Posted by Paul D
Well, maybe so... but there are two examples given on this very page of them taking months to pay up, so I think we can be reasonably sure the allegations aren't baseless - and it's a matter of fact that they have gone bust before (early 2000s I think) and then miraculously resurrected under a different name shortly afterwards.
English law is based on the perception of 'a reasonable man'. I think any reasonable man (or woman, for that matter) would find their behaviour 'unreasonable'. So I suspect they're 'guilty as charged'!
Would be happy to be corrected if we hear from anyone who has glowing reports of their outstanding professionalism and quick payments to creditors, but I suspect we may not be hearing any...
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Guilty as charged - with what ? You get charged with a criminal offence . As Peter says , there are different burdens of proof but the reasonable man only rarely appears in criminal law and whilst he has a place in civil law being 'unreasonable ' is not actionable per se .
Sorry to be po faced but making allegations , based only on what others have said, of dodgy behaviour on a public forum isn't wise.
Suppose for a moment the firm is completely innocent - as they must be treated as being at the moment - is sticking the boot in the right thing to do ? Fill your boots with bile and criticism after a conviction , or civil judgment against them, if it makes you feel better ....