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Mikey
24-01-2013, 12:31 PM
This time it's the club itself........


127 BFE Electrical Testi - v - Heart of Midlothian

Blacklocks SA3107/12

And as we know, Blacklocks specialise in debt collection.

From here...........

http://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/rolls/sheriff/lists/edi/EDI130130.htm



On a side note, Lloyds TSB is taking Leslie Deans & Co to court on the same day. I hope they've made a will :greengrin



4 Lloyds TSB -v- Leslie Deans & Co

Aberdein Considine & Co
A729/12

Simpson & Marwick - AXK/CMF?R161.00193/MH

Benny Brazil
24-01-2013, 12:54 PM
No doubt they will settle at the last minute - tis what Big clubs do.
I see its in the small claims court - is there a max amount you can claim through small claims?

Kaiser1962
24-01-2013, 01:07 PM
No doubt they will settle at the last minute - tis what Big clubs do.
I see its in the small claims court - is there a max amount you can claim through small claims?


£3k

Mikey
24-01-2013, 01:07 PM
They'll have to cough or it'll result in a winding up order.

As I've posted earlier, Hearts have been putting pressure on those they owe money so they don't take them to court. This lot have obviously broken ranks while they think there's some money available. I wouldn't be too surprised if more follow suit before the bake sale money runs out.

Whatever it is they're due, it's obviously worth their while to pay Blacklocks' fees and at least see some of it.

CropleyWasGod
24-01-2013, 01:09 PM
They'll have to cough or it'll result in a winding up order.

As I've posted earlier, Hearts have been putting pressure on those they owe money so they don't take them to court. This lot have obviously broken ranks while they think there's some money available. I wouldn't be too surprised if more follow suit before the bake sale money runs out.

Whatever it is they're due, it's obviously worth their while to pay Blacklocks' fees and at least see some of it.

They can add the fees to the claim.

Mikey
24-01-2013, 01:12 PM
They can add the fees to the claim.

Presumably Hearts will have been told that this is coming just to give them a last chance to pay?

If so, it seems odd that they wouldn't pay so they could avoid paying the additional fees. Unless there's nae loot left of course :wink:

CropleyWasGod
24-01-2013, 01:13 PM
Presumably Hearts will have been told that this is coming just to give them a last chance to pay?

If so, it seems odd that they wouldn't pay so they could avoid paying the additional fees. Unless there's nae loot left of course :wink:

Yes. Everyone is given fair notice, so that they can defend the claim.

hibbymac
24-01-2013, 01:14 PM
Once a yam, always a yam, ....

"Lloyds TSB -v- Leslie Deans & Co" :lolyam:

The_Sauz
24-01-2013, 01:19 PM
Guess they have not paid for that lightbulb then!

cabbageandribs1875
24-01-2013, 01:30 PM
mon the Blacklocks


mon the Lloyds


get intae they pinkoids

lyonhibs
24-01-2013, 01:56 PM
Guess they have not paid for that lightbulb then!

Looking at the name of the company, it looks like they've stiffed the company that tests the electrical appliances in Tynie for suitability, as all business electrical equipment must every couple of years.

Can you imagine having to test the electrics in their Asbestos Stand???

9277

Bostonhibby
24-01-2013, 03:30 PM
mon the Blacklocks


mon the Lloyds


get intae they pinkoids

Wondering if BetFred are quoting the double :greengrin

Golden Bear
24-01-2013, 03:47 PM
Once a yam, always a yam, ....

"Lloyds TSB -v- Leslie Deans & Co" :lolyam:

I heard a rumour that in the last couple of days Deans has been seen furtively touring some of the city cemeteries.

Looks like he could be a 2013 version of Burke and Hare so if there are any corpses out there then please heed this warning.

:shocked:

Big Frank
24-01-2013, 04:26 PM
They really are a complete and utter total embarrassment.

They are a disgrace to the Capital.

Just ****ing tramps. I hope they **** off soon.

:flag:

Exiled Hibby
24-01-2013, 04:37 PM
They can add the fees to the claim.

They can ask but highly likely to be refused costs if a small claims action.

KeithTheHibby
24-01-2013, 04:40 PM
Small claims court suggests this is small local business who's lively hoods depends upon getting cash in.

At the same time this ****my club have taken transfer fees, raised funds through other sources and have actually brought a player into the club.

A truly disgusting football club who know no shame. Edinburgh's disgrace.

Leithenhibby
24-01-2013, 05:28 PM
Small claims court suggests this is small local business who's lively hoods depends upon getting cash in.

At the same time this ****my club have taken transfer fees, raised funds through other sources and have actually brought a player into the club.

A truly disgusting football club who know no shame. Edinburgh's disgrace.


Not a lot can be added to that :aok:

Hibercelona
24-01-2013, 05:32 PM
Why won't they just die?

trev the hat
24-01-2013, 06:30 PM
Small claims court suggests this is small local business who's lively hoods depends upon getting cash in.

At the same time this ****my club have taken transfer fees, raised funds through other sources and have actually brought a player into the club.

A truly disgusting football club who know no shame. Edinburgh's disgrace.

:agree: Banners for next derby @ ER if they are not already deid :cb

Billy Whizz
24-01-2013, 08:09 PM
Small claims court suggests this is small local business who's lively hoods depends upon getting cash in.

At the same time this ****my club have taken transfer fees, raised funds through other sources and have actually brought a player into the club.

A truly disgusting football club who know no shame. Edinburgh's disgrace.

It's a shame to drag Edinburgh into it!

SmashinGlass
25-01-2013, 05:11 PM
By way of an update, this hearing will be nothing more than a dismissal as the liability has been settled. The business in question belongs to a member of my family. Absolutely disgusting that companies chasing that lot for cash are having to resort to court action as a simple debt collection measure.

Mikey
25-01-2013, 05:16 PM
By way of an update, this hearing will be nothing more than a dismissal as the liability has been settled. The business in question belongs to a member of my family. Absolutely disgusting that companies chasing that lot for cash are having to resort to court action as a simple debt collection measure.

Yep. At least the many other businesses due money know what they need to do to get quick payment, less Blacklocks' fees.

fat freddy
25-01-2013, 05:17 PM
By way of an update, this hearing will be nothing more than a dismissal as the liability has been settled. The business in question belongs to a member of my family. Absolutely disgusting that companies chasing that lot for cash are having to resort to court action as a simple debt collection measure.

how long have your family members business been awaiting payment for their services?...i'd be interested to hear what drove this business to take a smallish claim through the courts...how many calls to settle the debt ect??...spill the beans so we can gloat..

SmashinGlass
25-01-2013, 05:21 PM
how long have your family members business been awaiting payment for their services?...i'd be interested to hear what drove this business to take a smallish claim through the courts...how many calls to settle the debt ect??...spill the beans so we can gloat..

I'm not sure exactly, but I would hazard a guess at at least 6 months or so, given chats over the summer. Were continually getting fed the "cheque's in the post" line and, more recently, the line of "do you really want to be seen to be the one to tip us over the edge?" (not an exact quote incidentally).

Mr White
25-01-2013, 05:25 PM
I'm not sure exactly, but I would hazard a guess at at least 6 months or so, given chats over the summer. Were continually getting fed the "cheque's in the post" line and, more recently, the line of "do you really want to be seen to be the one to tip us over the edge?" (not an exact quote incidentally).

I wish I had been asked that question.

fat freddy
25-01-2013, 05:26 PM
I'm not sure exactly, but I would hazard a guess at at least 6 months or so, given chats over the summer. Were continually getting fed the "cheque's in the post" line and, more recently, the line of "do you really want to be seen to be the one to tip us over the edge?" (not an exact quote incidentally).


ahh...the old emotional blackmail tactic....airdrie tried that trick with david murray for the paultry sun of 60 grand...it fell on deaf ears and thats why they're called airdrie utd now...your relative could have made himself a legend with one half of edinburgh....at the risk of making himself a target for the other half..

JohnStephens91
25-01-2013, 05:29 PM
I'm not sure exactly, but I would hazard a guess at at least 6 months or so, given chats over the summer. Were continually getting fed the "cheque's in the post" line and, more recently, the line of "do you really want to be seen to be the one to tip us over the edge?" (not an exact quote incidentally).

I hope the answer was yes.

SmashinGlass
25-01-2013, 05:54 PM
I wish I had been asked that question.


ahh...the old emotional blackmail tactic....airdrie tried that trick with david murray for the paultry sun of 60 grand...it fell on deaf ears and thats why they're called airdrie utd now...your relative could have made himself a legend with one half of edinburgh....at the risk of making himself a target for the other half..


I hope the answer was yes.

The irony of it all is that my relative is a yam himself :greengrin

Leithenhibby
01-02-2013, 05:33 PM
Were they up in front of the judge then?

What was the outcome?...... Not seen or heard anything..... :wink:

Mikey
01-02-2013, 05:39 PM
Were they up in front of the judge then?

What was the outcome?...... Not seen or heard anything..... :wink:

See post 21 :wink:

Bristolhibby
01-02-2013, 05:57 PM
By way of an update, this hearing will be nothing more than a dismissal as the liability has been settled. The business in question belongs to a member of my family. Absolutely disgusting that companies chasing that lot for cash are having to resort to court action as a simple debt collection measure.

I think the moral if that story is dont ever do any work for Hearts.

Or if you do, cash up front.

Imagine if every small business boycotted Hearts.

J

Leithenhibby
01-02-2013, 06:25 PM
See post 21 :wink:


:aok:

greenginger
01-02-2013, 06:40 PM
I take it the EEN overlooked this story.

Can anyone tweet Banderson to get his drivel on his favourite club's disgusting behaviour . :wink:

Hibee Ryan
01-02-2013, 06:42 PM
I take it the EEN overlooked this story.

Can anyone tweet Banderson to get his drivel on his favourite club's disgusting behaviour . :wink:

I don't think the EEN print these stories anymore, it's a very common story nowadays :wink: