Quote from: Derekman on August 09, 2014, 07:39:46 AM

Quote from: Forceflow on August 08, 2014, 04:03:06 PM

Quote from: retro72 on August 08, 2014, 03:46:05 PM

Quote from: s1gs3gv on August 08, 2014, 03:36:25 PM

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Conjecture about T&C and other facts related to this issue is no substitute for getting the help of a practicing solicitor.

^^this

I am drafting a lawsuit. I am also challenging the 30% deposit with my bank. I will be posting relevant breach portions next week that should apply to any common law jurisdiction (including the UK). I will also post my fraudulent inducement argument (which is 100% solid in the US and should work in the UK since it is pretty much the same law). I am not posting it as legal advice. I am not posting it somewhere where Alpha can see it. They will see it when my process server shoves it in their greedy faces. I will not be suing them in the UK. They will have to fly to the States or hire a US attorney to defend themselves. US jurisdiction allows me to sue them here because they targeted US customers, they reasonably expected therefore to be haled into court here. If they didn't, they shouldn't have sold to US customers (specifically me). Finally, I will 100% win on a local statutory fraud count against them. My local fraud statute covers even INNOCENT MISREPRESENTATIONS that are not corrected by a business to consumers. Consumers, in that statute, are defined as including even BUSINESSES that purchase products from other businesses so their bullshit business argument won't work. Since I never intended to sell my Viper, it will work 100%. I've won about 8 lawsuits so far for clients, never anticipated doing one for myself, using this argument. Against major banks, big Fortune 500 businesses, and local contractors. The statute grants attorneys fees, costs, punitive damages, and actual damages (I'm going to push for $50,000 in punitive damages).

Their 2 bit solicitors will get royally fucked if they fight because I will rack up attorneys fees and still win. There are NO DEFENSES to statutory fraud -- it is strict liability. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_liability

"The term "consumer" means any person who purchases or contracts for the purchase of merchandise not for resale in the ordinary course of his trade or business but for his use or that of a member of his household."

"The term "person" includes any natural person or his legal representative, partnership, corporation (domestic and foreign), company, trust, business entity or association, and any agent, employee, salesman, partner, officer, director, member, stockholder, associate, trustee or cestui que trust thereof."

I will say that I am not representing myself -- my brother, unfortunately, paid the 30% deposit and placed the order. I told him it was a good opportunity and I regret that to this day. That's why I'm vehemently trying to make this right for him but Alpha is so blatantly unremorsefully shameless that I probably have to slap them with a big judgment and seize their personal property (I've made more than one fraud defendant HOMELESS) before they come to terms with their illegal acts. I am a bulldog and I don't let go after I tear a piece of a shady Defendant's ass out.

Ok i am immigrating to America and making friends with Forceflow - FOREVER!

LOL. I often think about moving out of here but my law degree is (mostly) worthless outside of the US.

Anyways, to those worried about recovery of assets, get your judgment and I will post information about recovery of funds. That's my specialty. I get other attorneys to give me judgments and I collect them. Judgments are, otherwise, useless pieces of paper. I turn them into cash. I'm suing in the US because I know how to do that with US judgments. But I won't say anything because I'm certain Alpha is reading this. Just know Alpha, you can run, but you can't hide.

Secondly, should they flee to India. There are many means of dealing with them there but I will admit it is harder. That being said, I don't see them doing that until the tide has fully turned and no one could reasonably believe that has happened yet. I think the best course is lots of small claims actions because small claims actions move very quickly due to their relative informality and because the possibility for a default judgment is high. Class actions require certification of the class as a first step and are very formal. Judgments must be approved by a Judge and enforcing the Judgment is cumbersome at best. The fastest process is filing in the UK and getting a judgment directly there but I also see major advantages to filing in the US and getting a powerful judgment that I can get recognized by a UK court. UK courts won't scrutinize the Judgment and so it will be enforceable after one hearing.

http://www.bryancave.com/files/Publication/79f83465-e69c-43fc-ab2d-40e57ba2ef20/Presentation/PublicationAttachment/6fc6a211-4bcc-4850-8d84-48acb2643c98/Briefing_Enforcement%20of%20US%20Judgments%20in%20England.pdf