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PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 5:24 pm 
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does anyone know if I can get legal aid to appeal against a councils decision on revoking my license, ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 8:20 pm 
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charliez wrote:
does anyone know if I can get legal aid to appeal against a councils decision on revoking my license, ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

No you can't.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 8:57 pm 
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Not even if you're claiming benefits... ?


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 10:50 pm 
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Not even if you're claiming benefits... ?

No, not even if you're claiming benefits.

You may find a no win no fee Lawyer if you look around but they will look at the case before they take it on and it won't pay them much so I doubt it.

You just might find that your insurance may include "Legal" and there is a very thin chance they could help.

If you are renting and don't have your own insurance I believe the technical term is "You are Bu88ered".

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Chris the Fish wrote:
the technical term is "You are Bu88ered".


I wonder what the chap allegedly did to make the council take such a step??

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 10:57 pm 
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He may tell us, he may not.

By the way "Charliez" you are always able to represent yourself, but you need to be reasonably up to speed at procedure. It would also help to have a very good case.

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Chris the Fish wrote:
He may tell us, he may not.

By the way "Charliez" you are always able to represent yourself, but you need to be reasonably up to speed at procedure. It would also help to have a very good case.



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PostPosted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 12:27 am 
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Hi, and thanks for the replies.
The license was revoked for ....
1. Informing council 4 weeks after I had a conviction, and not informing them when I should of... The conviction which is being appealed next week. The conviction being for assault by battery on partner of five years. ( in our own home ). I still profess my innocence, as it was me who was assaulted ! Council had hardly any information about what had actually happened... Police gave them hardly any help whatsoever. It seemed they read the charge of 'assault by battery' as how they wanted to interpret it... Whereas if you weren't too clued up, it does sound bad. But trying to explain that it's basically just new wording for the 'common assault' charge,, which can be for anything as little as flicking someone on their arm ! That would now constitute 'assault by battery'. !!!

2. Allegedly breaching a restraining order twice, which as of yet... I still haven't been to court for !


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 6:03 am 
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Unless you have the conviction overturned then the Council have acted in the "interest of the public". The Council do not have the power to suspend your license pending the outcome of your appeal and then revoking later. They can, however, remove a revokation if the conviction is quashed.

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Charlie should make a good silk and win, he will bore and confuse the court so much

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charliez wrote:
Not even if you're claiming benefits... ?

Nope.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 23, 2015 7:31 pm 
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charliez wrote:
Council had hardly any information about what had actually happened...

They know you was found guilty, not really sure it's their position to second guess the court.

That said I wish you well with your appeal, which will be a complete re-run of the original hearing.

I suggest you learn from that hearing.

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charliez wrote:
2. Allegedly breaching a restraining order twice, which as of yet... I still haven't been to court for !

Be careful as that, should you be found guilty, could see you go inside.

And for that you should get legal aid.

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wannabeeahack wrote:
Charlie should make a good silk and win, he will bore and confuse the court so much


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 29, 2015 4:28 pm 
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charliez wrote:
Hi, and thanks for the replies.
The license was revoked for ....
1. Informing council 4 weeks after I had a conviction, and not informing them when I should of... The conviction which is being appealed next week. The conviction being for assault by battery on partner of five years. ( in our own home ). I still profess my innocence, as it was me who was assaulted ! Council had hardly any information about what had actually happened... Police gave them hardly any help whatsoever. It seemed they read the charge of 'assault by battery' as how they wanted to interpret it... Whereas if you weren't too clued up, it does sound bad. But trying to explain that it's basically just new wording for the 'common assault' charge,, which can be for anything as little as flicking someone on their arm ! That would now constitute 'assault by battery'. !!!

2. Allegedly breaching a restraining order twice, which as of yet... I still haven't been to court for !


Its the normal story yer too thick to be a Union member who would of course had a Brief on the case for yer given yer losing

1 your livelihood
2 Possibly your freedom

Still never mind EH too late for you by the look of it ...........but maybe someone else out there might heed the advice #-o

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